Drinking Water Regulations News Features
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'Raw Water' Gives Consumers Expensive, Completely Untreated Option
1/8/2018
The latest trend in organic, natural culture may entice some consumers out there, but it is surely having treatment professionals shaking their heads.
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NH Lawmakers To Consider 12 Water-Related Bills This Month
1/8/2018
The New Hampshire legislature plans to weigh a bevy of water bills this month.
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Michigan Community Sets Aggressive Lead Service Line Replacement Precedent
1/5/2018
As locales all over the country wrestle with lead contamination in their drinking water, one Michigan community is taking an aggressive approach to the problem.
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Judge Denies EPA Bid To Toss Fluoride Lawsuit
1/4/2018
The latest development in what has long been a hot button issue within the drinking water community could have major implications for the fluoridation debate.
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Minnesota Cities Gear Up To Treat Dioxane
1/3/2018
More and more Minnesota communities are investing in methods to treat dioxane contamination.
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U.S. EPA To Hear Recommendations For Changes To Lead And Copper Rule
12/28/2017
According to recent reports, one of the U.S. EPA’s fundamental regulations may be getting tweaked in the near future.
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In Illinois, Legionnaires’ Takes Lives Of 13 Veterans
12/28/2017
A home for veterans in Illinois suffered an outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease this year.
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Trump Environmental Nominee Allegedly Ignored Water Rule
12/27/2017
A Trump administration nominee is embroiled in controversy about alleged radiation contamination of drinking water.
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Feds Push Flint To Spend More Money
12/27/2017
The city of Flint, MI, is facing pressure from the federal government to spend money it received to improve its drinking water infrastructure.
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Michigan Township Approves Treatment Solution For PFCs
12/22/2017
As perflourinated compound (PFC) contamination continues to raise concerns all over the nation, one Michigan community has decided to take action to combat it.