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Given the rapidly growing population, threat of climate change, and tightening supply of potable water, utilities are under pressure to …

Although many studies look at how climate change impacts water quality, few turn that around and ask how water quality …

In May 2024, the European Environment Agency (EEA) published a report on the health risks posed by climate-related floods, droughts, …

In recent decades, sensors and meters, analytics for real-time and historical data, and models that help predict performance have helped …

There is no safe level of lead in drinking water. Recognizing that fact, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) set the …

With the shutdown of buildings during the COVID-19 pandemic, there was little or no water flowing through pipes and fixtures. …

If a river were to drop 20 inches in a decade—never mind a year—residences, businesses and farms that rely on …

As a result of revisions to the European Union's Drinking Water Directive in 2020, strict new …

In May 2024, the Environmental Protection Agency announced a final rule on Consumer Confidence Reports (CCRs) …

Diverse and far-reaching could be the operative words for European water services. Although governed by one primary regulation—the European Union …

Every six years the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is required by statute to periodically review all the rules under …

Disrupting water treatment and storage, damaging pumps and valves, and increasing chemicals to dangerous levels. These were the goals of …