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Water & Wastewater
January 23, 2014
This Week´s Featured News Stories

Water Quality Trading Network will seek to promote consistency among programs
A coalition of government officials and representatives of environmental advocacy groups has set up a national network on water quality trading that will show how water quality improvements can be achieved at a lower cost through market-based approaches than by installing controls at wastewater ... » read more

DuPont ADOX 3125 now approved for microbial control in oil and gas waters in Canada
Product Prevents Bacterial Contamination of Process Water Used in the Oil and Gas IndustryDuPont Chemical Solutions (DuPont) announced that Health Canada Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) has approved DuPont ADOX 3125, aqueous sodium chlorite, for bacterial control in waters used in oil and gas ... » read more

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Legislation proposed in West Virginia to regulate chemicals
West Virginia Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin and U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin on Monday proposed tighter regulations for chemical ... » read more
A new roadshow for Dragflow all around Europe
New year, new roadshow for Dragflow all around Europe and beyond. In the next weeks the company, a world player in solid pumping solutions with over 25 ... » read more
AWWA directors select Koontz as president-elect
The American Water Works Association Board of Directors elected Gene Koontz of Lemoyne, Penn., as the association’s next president-elect and chose ... » read more
Global water consumption increases frequency and intensity of low flows in rivers and streams
Human water consumption has increased the frequency and intensity of periods of abnormally low flow in streams, new research suggests. The frequency of ... » read more
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