12.15.25 -- New Research Links PFAS Health Impacts To Billions In Economic Losses

As supplies of fresh water become increasingly scarce, methods of recycling and reusing this vital resource are getting more attention than ever before. Orenco’s AdvanTex Treatment Systems consistently produce clear effluent that meets the most stringent permit limits.

This case study demonstrates the effectiveness of a new technology for removing PFAS from well water to below the EPA’s detection limits.

The Catskill Mountains make for beautiful scenery, but the rolling hills present the challenge of reliably pumping water to residential areas. Xylem’s Goulds Water Technology Aquavar Intelligent Pump Controller, and the help of distributor D&S Pump and Supply Co., ensure water reaches a Connecticut community.

Learn how Hydra-Stop’s insertion valve provided new control points to mitigate future disruptions during a service line emergency.

Explore how Oneida's water department went from dealing with water loss, partnering up and solving the challenge, and getting unexpected results. 

With real-time data, calculations can be done automatically, numbers are always where you need them, and manual data entry is limited or completely unnecessary.

Join Editor Kevin Westerling and experts 12-16-25 as they unpack the moving target of PFAS rules and regulations and help stakeholders plan for compliance. Get regulatory updates, learn best practices, and have your specific PFAS questions answered during this one-hour information session featuring an audience Q&A. Registration is free thanks to Calgon Carbon. Sign up today!

The City of Hammonton’s original steel bar screen rusted while continually allowing debris to pass through to the oxidation ditch and final clarifier. Floatables found their way through the plant to the UV trough, clogging the RAS and internal recycle pumps along the way. Managers of the Hammonton Wastewater Treatment Plant took on the challenge of finding a more efficient screening system.

Lagoons have been an accepted method of wastewater treatment for many years. However, after they are in use for an extended period, they are often plagued with problems, including odors, sludge buildup, and poor effluent quality.

For municipalities with small and medium-sized populations or in rural locations, designing state-of-the-art systems and navigating complex construction projects can be particularly daunting. This is where all-in-one headworks solutions offer a game-changing advantage.

Laura Tegethoff from 360Water discusses staff sustainability, archiving information, and elevating staff knowledge. 

Read this case study to discover how the City of Santa Barbara uses Hubbell’s comprehensive water utility solutions to enhance customer service.

Within the water treatment industry, aeration processes consume the most energy. However, costs for electricity are continuing to rise, even for large customers that are accustomed to negotiating lower-than-average prices.