Regulation Updates For Utility Management
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EPA Researchers Showcase Research Capabilities To Local And National Media
4/12/2023
EPA researcher recently hosted members of local and national media on a tour of our unique research complex located in Cincinnati, OH, where they discussed several topics including PFAS in drinking water, lead service lines, and legionella in premise plumbing.
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3 Ways To Tackle Infrastructure Resiliency And Agility At Once
4/11/2023
With increased pressure for smarter infrastructure, the ability to quickly change direction and integrate processes across stakeholders has emerged as a trend "needed at every level of the infrastructure ecosystem."
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Too Many Alarms? It's Time For SuperSCADA!
4/10/2023
For operators, a SCADA is their Decision Support system. If viewed that way, your SCADA should be the foundation of an efficient operation.
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WinCan Introduces Enterprise-Tier Solution
4/10/2023
Innovative work order management and mapping capabilities give municipalities insights on sewer work and crew progress.
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Building A Culture Of Safety In The Workplace
4/10/2023
A culture of safety in the workplace is created by implementing safety policies and procedures, providing training and education, and fostering a positive safety climate.
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Maintenance Is King: How To Keep Your Pipe Rehab Gear At Peak Performance
4/10/2023
Proper maintenance can help you extend the life of your pipe rehab gear and avoid costly repairs. Explore some tips for protecting your equipment and avoid downtime from unexpected damage.
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When Everyday Becomes Special
3/8/2023
Piping professionals must have a deep understanding of their systems and operation processes to prepare for those days when the unexpected occurs, and the surprise is not particularly pleasant.
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The Next Generation Of The TrojanUV3000Plus
3/2/2023
Discover the new generation of the TrojanUv3000Plus product line.
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“Marshing Forward” Despite Uncertainty: How EPA Researchers Are Reframing Approaches To Coastal Climate Adaptation Efforts
3/1/2023
Among other functions, salt marshes provide breeding grounds and food sources for coastal wildlife, absorb excess carbon from the atmosphere, filter rainwater, protect coastlines from erosion, help ensure the health of our nation’s fishing economy, and promote ecotourism. With salt marshes becoming increasingly vulnerable, EPA scientists are evaluating both the scientific methodology and management practices behind coastal restoration projects.
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Superpowers For Water Systems
2/17/2023
Discover how your digital twin can give your team members who operate your water distribution systems powers they don’t have today.