Articles Tagged with ''water system''

While challenges remain, these investments represent a coordinated effort to address decades of underinvestment and build a more equitable water future.

Residents and environmental advocates will likely continue to push for faster action and greater transparency. 

This latest move adds to Grundfos’ growing network of production sites across Europe and North America

For now, most Butte residents can safely use their tap water again—but the situation remains under close watch as environmental authorities continue to test and assess water quality.

Cyber attackers have taken notice of the U.S. water and wastewater systems sector, “and utility size simply doesn’t matter” to the attackers, said Jennifer Lyn Walker, WaterISAC’s director of infrastructure cyber defense

ince the IIJA’s inception, “thousands of projects have started, including projects to upgrade treatment plants, replace aging systems, and support the needs of small communities.”

Senior Advisor Jessica Kramer recognized 38 outstanding projects that show how smart investment and creative thinking can make a real difference.

The updated Esybox Mini 3 features a refined user interface that streamlines access to operational data without necessitating a reconfiguration of the menu structure. Existing users will appreciate the intuitive design that allows them to make adjustments without extensive retraining.

The attacks have included threats of contamination and poisoning of water supplies, as well as arson attacks, bombs at water utilities, and others.

More than 1.3 million New Yorkers rely on water systems that could be impacted by any change in federal policy. If national protections are weakened, many of those systems may no longer be required to filter out PFAS at all.