Flooding from Tropical Storm Colin recently inundated St. Petersburg, Fla.’s sewer system, forcing the city to push millions of gallons of partially treated wastewater into Tampa Bay....More
Year-old reports of Tacoma, Wash. schools with high lead levels in their water have yielded warnings for 11 schools, while new tests revealed that up to 1,700 Tacoma households could be affected by high lead levels in their water....More
A chemical called perfluorooctanoic acid has been found in the water supplies of cities in New Hampshire, New York and Vermont and has been linked back to one company's dealings in the areas....More
Flint, Mich., Mayor Karen Weaver sought federal support to aid in the city's toxic water issues, which could harm residents - particularly children....More
Dura-Plate 6100 is a protective coating product. It shields structures against corrosion in municipal and industrial wastewater treatment facilities....More
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) in its most recent Report Card for America’s Infrastructure gave both the country’s drinking and wastewater infrastructure a grade of D. Experts weigh in on what it will take to improve that grade and fix America's water infrastructure systems....More
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie signed legislation Tuesday allowing $1.9 billion in state financing toward 280 local projects that will restore wastewater infrastructure and protect drinking water for the state's citizens in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy....More
Recently, a surprise algae bloom affected the taste and odor of the drinking water in the city of Westminster, Colo. City chemist Kelly Cline was able to quickly get water test results using an automated FlowCAM particle imaging and analysis system from Fluid Imaging Technologies....More