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Real-time monitoring is critical to get ahead of #HarmfulAlgalBlooms. bbe moldaenke's cutting-edge technology elevates #WaterTreatment facilities to a new level, allowing for better #WaterQuality. Well done. PP Systems

Septic pumping awareness is crucial for a cleaner, safer environment. Discover the steps we can take to elevate understanding and practices in our communities. 🌍💧 #Pumper #PumperMag #PumperMagazine #SepticAwareness #EnvironmentalResponsibility #CommunityHealth https://loom.ly/W6C2W9k

EMWD began in 1950, primarily serving agriculture to help landowners manage groundwater rights. Since then, our service area has transformed, and EMWD is now one of the largest water agencies in California. 💧 Check out our YouTube video on the history of EMWD to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gu3aj6E7 #ThrowbackThursday

Septic and wastewater professionals: Have you visited our new sister website DecentralizedWastewater.org yet? This site is the newest in the family of resource websites for water professionals that also includes us at WaterOperator.org and PrivateWellClass.org. Since May, DecentralizedWastewater.org has been providing training and assistance resources to septic system professionals, onsite system owners, and managers of wastewater systems. The site hosts wastewater training documents, a calendar of training/continuing education events, webinar sessions, a monthly newsletter, and a blog. Another important thing to note: Our teams are still building our calendar of events and library of resources, so if you know of an event or document that you think should be featured, please send an email to info@decentralizedwastewater.org and let us know! Some other important links for DecentralizedWastewater.org: 🟢 Newsletter signup: https://lnkd.in/gUtji8sf 🔵 Facebook page: https://lnkd.in/d9NxwuFR ⚫ X/Twitter page: https://x.com/help4septic #decentralizedwastewater #septicsystems #SepticSmart #cleanwater #pollutionprevention

Check out the recent interview in Municipal Water Leader (Pages 44-45) with Bob Bergsgaard and learn how AqueoUS Vets is helping to improve the quality of drinking water. And an especially big thanks for the shoutout mentioning the role that NORIT plays in reducing PFAS compounds. https://lnkd.in/eBNuzgAJ

Learn more about our Biosolids Sludge Study examining the long-term future of wastewater sludge management in Massachusetts, prepared in partnership with MassDEP and Brown and Caldwell, at the upcoming Massachusetts Water Environment Association • MAWEA Quarterly Meeting. Christopher Bone and Todd Brown will join Bill Brower of Brown and Caldwell to discuss Part 1 of the two-part study, released last month by MassDEP, examining regional biosolids handling capacity and near-term projections for biosolids management. This event is open to members and non-members: https://ow.ly/NwJv50Ub048

Septic and wastewater professionals: Have you visited our new sister website DecentralizedWastewater.org yet? This site is the newest in the family of resource websites for water professionals that also includes us at The Private Well Class and WaterOperator.org. Since May, DecentralizedWastewater.org has been providing training and assistance resources to septic system professionals, onsite system owners, and managers of wastewater systems. The site hosts wastewater training documents, a calendar of training/continuing education events, webinar sessions, a monthly newsletter, and a blog. Another important thing to note: Our teams are still building our calendar of events and library of resources, so if you know of an event or document that you think should be featured, please send an email to info@decentralizedwastewater.org and let us know! Some other important links for DecentralizedWastewater.org: 🟢 Newsletter signup: https://lnkd.in/gUtji8sf 🔵 Facebook page: https://lnkd.in/d9NxwuFR ⚫ X/Twitter page: https://x.com/help4septic #decentralizedwastewater #septicsystems #SepticSmart #cleanwater #pollutionprevention

More PFAS news. The challenge with PFAS in karst terrain like you get in the Clarksville area is that is goes everywhere in hard-to-predict flow paths. Fortunately, there are have been a number of studies done out of Austin Peay State University in Clarksville that can help characterize the karst flow patterns. https://lnkd.in/eEcVHfY6

Our next blog with National League of Cities for #NPHW is live! Read how Riverside, CA's wastewater team first learned about WastewaterSCAN, how the data is used, and why they compare wastewater monitoring to the movie Minority Report! https://bit.ly/3xnPpZb

Proud of my colleagues for contributing to this NWRI report exploring viewpoints of funding, researching, regulating, and treating microplastics in the water and wastewater industry. Read it here: https://ow.ly/gUeL30sGSa4