Noticias sobre Georgia
Marafiq appoints Mohammed Berki Al-Zuabi as new President and CEO
Mohammed Berki Al-Zuabi takes over as the new President and CEO of Marafiq.
USDA invests $268m in rural water and wastewater infrastructure improvements in 28 states
The Trump Administration announced that the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is investing $268 million to modernize rural drinking water and wastewater infrastructure across 28 states.
Ardurra Group acquires Constantine Engineering
Ardurra has acquired and merged with Constantine Engineering, a multi-discipline engineering firm specializing in the Water, Wastewater, and Public Works markets.
Study identifies need for investment in Asian hydropower modernisation
Hydropower stations constructed decades ago across Asia are in need of significant investment and upgrades to enhance their critical contribution to the region’s clean energy goals, according to new research.
A watershed moment for U.S. water quality
Scientists decry federal rule that removes protection from ‘unconnected’ streams and wetlands.
Georgia City charges forward on water loss control with Sensus
Smart utility network helps City of Dallas reduce annual water loss by 12 million gallons.
What if your meters could hear the leaks that you cannot see? Now they can
Kamstrup introduces next-generation solution with integrated acoustic leak detection.
USDA invests $281 million in rural water and wastewater infrastructure in 36 states & Puerto Rico
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Co-occurring contaminants may increase North Carolina groundwater risks
Contaminants that occur together naturally in groundwater under certain geological conditions may heighten health risks for millions of North Carolinians whose drinking water comes from private wells, and current safety regulations don't address the problem, a new Duke University study finds.
ESG Operations selected as utility partner by the Eatonton-Putnam Water & Sewer Authority
ESG Operations has announced a public-private partnership agreement with the Eatonton-Putnam Water & Sewer Authority (EPWSA).
Cyanobacteria with the potential to produce toxins common in large U.S. rivers
Emerald-green harmful algal blooms (HABs) have become an all-too-familiar summertime sight in many U.S.
Sea-level rise could reshape the United States, trigger migration inland
Climate change-driven sea-level rise could trigger mass migration of Americans to inland cities, finds new AI study.
Gresham Smith selected to design Global Water Innovation Hub in Georgia
Gresham Smith has been selected to design The Water Tower Global Innovation Hub in Gwinnett County, Georgia.
Climate crisis may cause over 2,000 fatal injuries in the US
A 2 degrees Celsius rise in temperatures could result in around 2,100 additional deaths from injuries every year in the United States.
Wetlands, crops can mitigate storm damage to coastal cities, study led by UAH finds
Coastal cities can be spared some wind destruction from intensifying hurricanes or tropical storm systems if they have functional wetland ecosystems and agricultural croplands in the area, according to new computer modeling research led by The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH).
USDA invests in drinking water quality and wastewater management in 42 states
Projects will improve water pressure, address public health and environmental issues.
USBR awards nearly $1 million for water purification and desalination pilot projects
Goals are to reduce costs, energy requirements, environmental impact for treating unusable water.
EPA invites 38 new projects to apply for water infrastructure loans to improve water quality
Projects will provide water infrastructure upgrades for 24 million Americans and will create almost 200,000 jobs
Managing stormwater and stream restoration projects together
Both stormwater control and stream restoration are proven ways to reduce erosion along water channels.
Fayetteville PWC reflects on Hurricane Florence one year later
North Carolina utility attributes enhanced outage management to Sensus smart utility network.