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UNICEF Sends Purification Tablets to Myanmar
May 15, 2008
EPA Takes over Greka's Bell Lease Cleanup
April 9, 2008
EPA to Drill and Pump Contaminated Water from Leadville Mine
March 7, 2008
Exxon Pleads Valdez Case to Supreme Court
March 6, 2008
New Plant Security Overview Available
January 31, 2008

U.S. Firm Assists in Response to South Korea's Largest Oil Spill
January 22, 2008
California Conference to Include Discussions of Recent Wildfires
November 21, 2007
Earthquake Inspections Indicate no Damage to State Water Project, Levees
November 2, 2007
Aging Water Pipes Hamper Firefighting
September 5, 2007
Water & Wastewater News Roundtable 2007
June 1, 2007By Water and Wastewater News Staff
Despite the roar from the municipal water and wastewater industry about the lack of funds for infrastructure, Water & Wastewater News’ roundtable participants seemed to agree that the money is “out there,” it is just a matter of finding the right source.
In the Storm's Wake
March 1, 2006By Michael R. Filmyer, PE, LO
A guide to restoring water and wastewater services to a community following a natural disaster
When a natural disaster, such as a hurricane or a major flood, strikes, a typical first response is to evacuate quickly. Upon return and property review, the next priority is to find clean water to drink and use for washing and cleaning. The need for a functioning sanitary sewer system is of equal importance to bring a community back to normal functioning capacity.

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