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Food for Thought
Discussing the barriers to water reuse.
Improving the Odds
Preliminary hydrogeologic assessment is key to
cost-effective groundwater exploration.
Digging Deep to Repair Critical Levee System
GIS/GPS technology plays key role in Natomas Levee
Improvement Program.
Water System Uses Anion Resin
Meets increasing demand while maintaining environmental
compliance.
Water Utilities Turning to GAC
Improving water quality and public trust.
UV Disinfection of Groundwater
Groundwater-borne pathogen study sheds light on UV
disinfection of municipal water systems.
A Picture-Perfect Project
Geneva’s new water treatment facility is inside a
facility made to look like a large barn.
The Cincinnati GAC Experience
Improving water quality and public trust in Ohio.
Pioneering Water Reuse System
Necessity, once again, is the mother of invention.
Fixing Leaks Faster
Vancouver empowers field crews to respond faster.
Reservoir Project Joins Disparate Entities
A Project unites public, water industry, and fish
population.
Raising the Bar in Control Valve Stations
The largest factory-built control valve station ever
manufactured using a single control valve.
Integrating Arsenic
Removal with RO
Pilot testing determines which technology could best be
incorporated into an existing RO treatment process.
Historical Investment
in Water Infrastructure
City tackles large investment in clean
water infrastructure.
The Best Laid Plans
Reclaimed wastewater system bounces
back after slow start.
California Opens Up to
Desalination
The Golden State charts its course for
future water supplies.
Potable Water Pipe Placed
Under Lagoon
Water line dislodged by hurricane is replaced.
More Affordable
Seawater Desalination
Technological advances are expected to
drive down the costs of seawater desalination.
Online, Right on Time
To avoid service interruptions, Georgia’s Cherokee
County Water and Sewerage Authority carefully timed the
expansion and upgrade of its water treatment facility.
Infrastructure: Balancing Function
with Aesthetics
It was once said, “Most people are more comfortable with
old problems than with new solutions.”
Lead and Copper
Corrosion Control
The reduction of lead and copper
concentrations in public water
supplies has become one of the foremost issues in water
treatment.
Armoring Tampa Bay
Reservoir with
Soil-Cement
Soil-cement protects upstream
embankment of reservoir against erosive wave action.
Groundwater
Availability Modeling
Groundwater availability models help
Texas plan for the future.
Potable Organic
Polymers—Types
and Applications
The use of organic polymers for treating potable water supplies has
become a standard treatment over the past several decades.
Desalination: A Primer
Industry Has
Wastewater, Too
Membrane system cost-effectively meets EPA wastewater regulations.
Island Sustains Water
Supply During Drought
Largest brackish water reverse osmosis desalination plant in the
Western hemisphere provides 7.5 mgd of potable water.
Ortho-Polyphosphate
Corrosion Inhibitors
Since the late 1980s, a new type of corrosion
inhibitor has become increasingly popular in treating many water
supplies.
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