Sara Jerome

  1. Non-Regulation Of PFCs Complicating Military Cleanups 6/29/2018

    In March, the Pentagon provided its most comprehensive report to date on the scope water contamination caused by military bases.

  2. Recycled Water To Resurrect Languishing River 6/28/2018

    Recycled water may bring new life to a languishing river in the Southwest.

  3. Water Shutoffs In Camden Under Scrutiny 6/27/2018

    The city of Camden, NJ, is facing a lawsuit regarding the transparency of local water shutoff policies.

  4. Federal Report: PFCs More Dangerous Than Previously Believed 6/26/2018

    A federal agency has released a long-awaited report suggesting that perfluorinated compounds (PFCs) are more dangerous to human health than federal standards currently take into account.

  5. Overpumping Groundwater Linked To Arsenic Threat 6/22/2018

    A new study found that groundwater overpumping can result in potentially dangerous water quality problems.

  6. Cali Treatment Plant Tries On AI 6/21/2018

    A wastewater treatment plant in Wasco, CA, is making use of artificial intelligence in water treatment.

  7. National Study Examines Drugs In Wastewater 6/20/2018

    Scientists from the U.S. Geological Survey have published a major study of how pharmaceutical companies pollute the environment by sending their wastewater to treatment plants.

  8. Wastewater Plants Linked To Microplastic Pollution 6/19/2018

    A new study has linked wastewater treatment plants to microplastic pollution in rivers in the United Kingdom.

  9. How Denver’s Water Architects Predicted The Future 6/18/2018

    The architects of Denver’s water infrastructure had a knack for predicting the future. They planned for the population of the city to grow.

  10. After Hurricane, Puerto Rico Water Difficulties Remain 6/18/2018

    Hurricane Maria decimated Puerto Rico’s drinking water infrastructure last September.