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    Mt Adams on the Yakima Indian Reservation old pump house road lower Yakima Valley Washington State.
    Distribution

    Federal judge orders Lower Yakima Valley dairies to test wells and provide alternative drinking water to residents

    Dec. 23, 2024
    The U.S. EPA believes people near Granger, Washington, may be at risk from nitrate-polluted drinking water.

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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.
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    Residential/Commercial

    Michigan rolls out Filter First program for schools’ drinking water

    Feb. 15, 2024
    Under new state legislation, schools must develop a drinking water management plan, install lead-reducing filters and test filtered water annually.
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    Distribution

    California water contractors partner to store excess water

    Jan. 15, 2024
    The San Gorgonio Pass Water Agency has entered a partnership to store its excess water with the Antelope Valley-East Kern Water Agency, securing future water supplies by protecting...
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    Smart Water Utility

    Smart water meters, explained

    Jeremy Wolfe
    Jan. 12, 2024
    Smart water meters allow for enhanced data, precise billing, automated operations and efficient resource management — but how do they work, and what does it cost?
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    Distribution

    To rehab or replace aging pipes?

    Benjamin McCray
    Jan. 3, 2024
    How Houston Public Works is monitoring its water distribution assets to bolster infrastructure resilience.