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| Water is a clear substance that we cannot live without. Despite the amount of water we may believe is in our environment, only 2.5% is fresh water. Of that, two-third is locked in polar ice caps and glaciers. The remaining 0.5% is usually used for ag (More) |
| An opportunity for students involved in water research to present their work has been made available through the Pennsylvania Water Environment Association (PWEA). Below you will find the info as presented by PWEA and a link to learn more! "PennTec 2 (More) |
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| Problems along our coasts and back-bays from weather extremes and rising tides are growing at a faster rate than are the resources to plan and prevent damage. That is the conclusion from a day-long conference held by the Water Center at Penn with our (More) |
| By Bruce StutzMarch 29, 2018 In a major initiative, Philadelphia is building an extensive network of rain gardens, green roofs, wetlands, and other infrastructure to capture stormwater. The goal is to prevent runoff from overwhelming sewers and (More) |
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| Anglian Water is the largest water and water recycling company by geography in England and Wales, an area known as East of England. Anglian Water serves more than six million customers and supplies one bil (More) |
| Today change happens at lightening speed, which is why the lightening round of one-minute summaries from 10 of the Leading Utilities of the World (LUOW) describing their latest innovative solutions was an exciting and appropriate part of 2018’s Globa (More) |
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