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Two Mass. Developers and Excavating Company
Pay Fine for Clean Water
Violations -
MIT Enterprise Forum of
Cambridge and MIT Energy Club Present:
"The War for Water" -
Engineers say $1 billion
water pipeline feasible -
SouthWest Water warned by
NASDAQ -
SF: APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS
ROHNERT PARK WATER SUPPLY
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Seattle raised
$205 million
Wednesday through a public offering of water system
bonds. -
Pollution
lawsuit pays off Eight towns share MTBE settlement -
Parker Hannifin
Acquires SoCal Water-maker Builders -
SouthWest Water Company Provides Update on Corporate
Developments -
Spokane County is on the
verge of signing what's believed to be its biggest
contract ever to build a
$170 million
wastewater treatment plant -
$41
Billion flows into
county sewage facilities -
Controversial parts of
KC's new
$2.4 Billion
sewer funding plan,
scheduled for discussion Wednesday by a citizens task
force. -
Texas Company Eyeing
Wastewater
Treatment Opportunity STW Resources
teamed up
with General
Electric
to work
with drillers. The companies
capture
drilling wastewater, remove chemicals and salt, and then
purify it. -
Water World, Part II:
Investing
in Purification
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Pentair
sells spa, bath unit to
Balboa Water Group -
Layne Christensen Company
Announces Acquisition of Meadors Construction
Company
MISSION WOODS, Kan., Nov 18, 2008
Layne
Christensen Company (Nasdaq:LAYN) today
announced the acquisition of Meadors
Construction Company -
A Guide to the Water World
Want to invest in water but are mystified by
it? In this three-part series, we break down
the market like a big dose of chlorine.
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Bluewater, Aqualia sign 5-year wastewater deal
Partnership plans a facility in Spain and looks at
the Middle East for projects using bacteria-based
system to treat water.
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China announced an
ambitious $600 billion
for the next two years, in infrastructure such as
highways, railroads, and airports,
as well as in better water -
Kemira Oyj's acquisition of water treatment
chemicals company approved in Brazil Finnish
chemicals group Kemira Oyj (OMX Helsinki:KRA) said
on Monday (17 November) that its acquisition of
Brazilian water treatment chemicals company Nheel
Quimica Ltda has been confirmed.
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Army Corps: Rural water system 'looks like a go'
Two
water plants,
at roughly
$150
million
a piece,
would make the project the most expensive project
any area government has undertaken. -
Sioux County producers who have
filed a
multi-million dollar
lawsuit against Department of Natural Resources
director Brian Dunnigan to protect their water
rights. -
Apache Nitrogen Products Inc.
celebrated
the
successful removal of nearly a half million pounds
of nitrates. -
GE-GVK unit in talks for water treatment venture -
Plans to
upgrade wastewater plant called a 'victory'
Nearly
$90
million
in upgrades to the troubled wastewater
plant in San Ysdiro -
Bull & Lifshitz, LLP Announces
Investigation On Behalf of Certain
Investors of Waters
Corporation -
Seven Years of
High Growth for the
Municipal Water & Wastewater Treatment Market in
Brazil
Government
investments of about $25 billion -
Rapid Change Drives Water
Revenues to Nearly
$1 Trillion
in 2020 Groundbreaking Lux Research report is first to map
and forecast the "Hydrocosm" of water-related
businesses
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Kansas city's water
infrastructure, which in parts dates back to
the Civil War, will require an estimated
$4 billion
to fix. -
Baker Announces Record
Earnings for Third Quarter and First Nine
Months of 2008 -
Energy Recovery, Inc.
Reports Third Quarter 2008
Financial Results -
Basin Water Granted Extension
from Nasdaq for Second and Third Quarter 2008
Form 10-Q Filings and All Required Restatements
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Georgia’s hopes fading for
reversing water ruling
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Only full dams in Queensland will halt
water recycling
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Water everywhere and
effluent to drink
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Exotic
mussels confirmed in
Utah waters


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Reading between the cracks:
Natural
gas drilling can pollute groundwater


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Wastewater facility to
stop using
chlorine
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What's in our water? With open
reservoirs it could be anything
And believe it
or not, there is nothing that stands between the water in
the reservoirs and the tap water in your sink.
There are no
filters.


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Groundwater seems to be
taking on CO2
100 times faster than atmosphere
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Organizations could choose water and wastewater provider


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Bill to Protect Drinking Water from
Natural Gas Development
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New space station water recycling system to be installed
today.


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Half a Million
(US$126,000) Shekel
Fine to
Poultry Abattoir for Water Source
Contamination
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Fluoride in Drinking Water may
Negatively Affect Health of
Fetuses and Infants


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Congress should
revisit whether
a controversial natural gas drilling
method pollutes groundwater
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Research, recreation groups protest
water rights for proposed nuke plant
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The system, which
uses reverse osmosis
to remove impurities from water, is the parish's
fountain of hope.
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Ground water resolution approved
If Johnson
County does not
create a
district with other counties by 2010, the Texas
Commission on
Environmental Quality will create one for it.
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State: Products,
Not Raytheon,
To Blame For Carcinogen
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US Govt Orders Saipan To
Fix Sewage, Water, Oil Spill
Systems
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BRISTOL BAY REGION, AK.:
Decision by BLM would allow mining,
oil and gas companies into river drainages.
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Water issues seen as likely
priorities under Obama
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Indian Farmers, Coca-Cola Vie
for Scarce Water Supply


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New filtering technology has
environmental, industrial applications



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Drip Irrigation May Not Save Water,
Analysis Finds


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Nebraska Water Map Illustrates
State Water Issues
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"Toilet-to-tap," just
13 people showed up Monday to
voice concerns that the City
Council was moving forward with the plan
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Natural gas rush stirs environmental concerns
Geologists call
the Marcellus a "super giant" gas field
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Groups want stronger control of
Great
Lakes water
Congress should
delete
language to designate water as a product
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EU study finds that wastewater
treatment fails to remove all nanoparticles
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