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Many sewage spills, little repair money, report says  5/8/2008
WASHINGTON — One-third of large US wastewater systems penalized in last five years, news service finds.

100-mgd submerged membrane plant in San Diego  5/8/2008
SAN DIEGO — World’s largest such plant now in operation.

Needed for plug-in cars: more water  5/8/2008
WASHINGTON — Researchers say electric power-generating plants would need more water.

Drinking water source eyed for nuclear plant  5/8/2008
SASKATOON, SASKATCHEWAN — Lake Diefenbaker supplies the water to about 40 percent of province’s residents.

Bcwaterjobs.com Job of the Day: General Manager  5/8/2008
PHELAN, CA — The Phelan Piñon Hills Community Services District is seeking a qualified General Manager.

Last-minute lawsuit doesn’t stall fluoridation  5/8/2008
MARYVILLE, TN — Lawsuit sought documentation that fluoridated water is safe to drink.

Seattle officials tout tap water  5/8/2008
SEATTLE — Report shows ‘clean and fresh and healthy’ water, mayor says.

NGWA sets 2009 Ground Water Summit  5/8/2008
WESTERVILLE, OH — Proposals for session topics are due July 7.

POU produces ‘green’ water: MS Culligan owner  5/8/2008
TUPELO, MS — Dealer incorporates eco-friendly message into marketing.

EPA Region III chief recognized  5/8/2008
HARRISBURG, PA — PA Chapter of the National Association of Water Cos. awards Rick Rogers.


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