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Veolia Opens One of the Largest PFAS Treatment Plants in the U.S., Delivering High-Quality Drinking Water to Over 100,000 Delaware Residents
> Veolia’s largest PFAS treatment plant sets global standard for protecting drinking water by removing regulated PFAS from up to 30 million gallons of water per day > Veolia is on pace to develop more than 100 treatment sites in America as part of its BeyondPFAS offering of end-to-end solutions for PFAS testing, treatment and … [continued]
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EPA scientists begin testing water samples in Lake Michigan, the Great Lakes
The crew of Lake Guardian and Environmental Protection Agency scientists are in the process of taking water samples in the Great Lakes to see if the water is safe to […]
State says Luckey-area drinking water safe, radon in air high
LUCKEY, Ohio — The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency said on Wednesday that preliminary testing of well water in and around the village showed normal levels of radioactivity, but two libraries had radon gas in excess of the U.S. EPA’s recommended safety limit.
As data centers proliferate across Illinois, communities grapple with how to supply the necessary water
By Susan Cosier, Inside Climate News
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Illinois is already a top destination for data centers, and more are coming.
Stateside Podcast: Why “pounds” of mayfly carcasses pile up each year
You may be wondering why you haven’t seen swarms of mayflies yet. Cold water temperatures have delayed their arrival — but don’t worry, they’re on their way.