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    Hazardous Products Act looks to limit PFAS in certain products.

    May 10, 2024
    The Hazardous Products Act would limit PFAS contaminants in products.

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    Potable Water Quality

    Pittsburgh drinking water lead levels continue to trend low

    Feb. 22, 2024
    The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority shared that its seventh consecutive round of testing finds roughly 3.5 parts per billion of lead in drinking water samples.
    Treatment

    EMWD interview talks groundwater desalination

    Jeremy Wolfe
    Jan. 29, 2024
    A Stormwater Solutions video interview asks Joe Mouawad, general manager of California’s Eastern Municipal Water District, about the district’s work on groundwater desalination...
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    Treatment

    What will happen with the PFAS MCLs in 2024

    Jeremy Wolfe
    Jan. 26, 2024
    The U.S. EPA’s proposed MCLs for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances will be finalized in 2024 — how will this affect the nation’s water systems?
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    Lessons in future-proofing water supplies through desalination

    Jacky Ben Yaish
    Jan. 23, 2024
    How IDE Technologies became a significant player in Israel’s desalination industry and the lessons it learned along the way.
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    Treatment

    Florida’s Prospect Lake Clean Water Center breaks ground

    Jan. 22, 2024
    The City of Fort Lauderdale’s Prospect Lake Clean Water Center will use nanofiltration and ion exchange technology to produce 50 MGD of treated water per day.