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Executive Order Signed on Pipeline Projects
The President signed two executive orders designed to speed up oil and gas pipeline projects...
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Trash It, Don't Flush It
A reminder of what to flush and what not to. Do you know what a "fatberg" is? Read on to find out...
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Jammin 4 Water Update
Please review the attached report on the positive impact of a Jammin’4Water Grant to the USF Foundation made possible through your efforts and donations...
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America Uses 322 Billion Gallons of Water Each Day!
As climate change, urban development, irrigation and other factors are altering the availability of water, it’s important to understand how we use water on a daily basis in the U.S....
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Women are Turning to Manufacturing as a Career
Women work in all aspects of companies that use or manufacture valves. Although the industry might not be as progressive as some others, more and more companies realize...
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Valve Magazine Feature: Why Check Valves Slam
Check valves are important in water and wastewater pumping systems: They automatically open to allow forward flow and automatically close to prevent...
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Millennials Bring Optimism, Diversity to Workforce
Millennials – people born between 1981 and 1996 - are now the largest generation in the United States. Because of their impact in the workplace, it’s helpful for water sector...
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Do Americans Worry About Contamination?
A survey reveals how the deteriorating state of America’s aging infrastructure affects Americans’ drinking water attribute and habits...
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U.S. Manufacturers Optimistic Despite Challenges
Eight out of 10 U.S. manufacturers expect to grow sales this year, buoyed by their optimism about the strength of regional, national, and global economies, according to...
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Over $122M Investment for Water Infrastructure
Illinois American Water invested over $122 million in water and wastewater upgrades in 2018. The 2018 construction season included installing approximately 198,000 ft. (more than 38 mi.) of water main...
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