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Today, the Environmental Tech Lab (ETL)—a public-private collaboration between the NYC Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and the Partnership Fund for New York City—published a report detailing results from its third annual proof-of-concept program, which leverages innovation from the global tech sector to help DEP meet its most pressing challenges with new tools and approaches.

Now available through GFS Chemicals^®, Veritas^® Ultimate UHPLC solvents give pharmaceutical, forensic, environmental, and analytical laboratories high-purity acetonitrile and methanol formulated for the clean eluents ultra-high-performance liquid chromatography (UHPLC) requires.

As rain continues to be scarce and temperatures are high in 48 percent of the continental U.S., according to Drought.gov, minerals and naturally occurring compounds can become more concentrated, which can give tap water a different taste or smell.

InPipe Energy Inc., a U.S.-based renewable energy and smart water infrastructure company, and BluePath Finance, Inc., a leading financier of sustainable infrastructure, today announced a strategic collaboration designed to help address the capital barrier that has historically slowed clean energy adoption across America’s water systems.

Texas State University engineering master’s student Anjumand Ashraf has earned three competitive honors for her research on sustainable water solutions: a Phi Kappa Phi Graduate Research Grant, the Water Environment Association of Texas Central Texas Section Scholarship, and the Texas American Water Works Association Capital Area Chapter Scholarship.

Today, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released guidance to help drinking water systems that are working to keep their communities safe from lead. This guidance advances the agency’s commitment to clear and plain language communication while sharing information, definitions, and useful examples to help water systems comply with lead pipe replacement requirements of the Lead and Copper Rule. Reducing exposure to lead—a powerful neurotoxin that is especially dangerous to children—advances the Trump EPA’s commitment to Making America Healthy Again.