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Top Stories for July 25, 2012 Today's Circulation: 21,560
Resident in Fla. says stench from wastewater treatment plant making life miserable
FORT MYERS — The city understands the complaints and has set aside $1.5 million to seal up the facility’s pipes to clean the air.

Water Technology conducting survey on trends in the industry and critical issues
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Our readers' input is important to us and helps to improve our products and increase their value.

Groundwater at former Ford Motor Co. plant being tested for contaminants
MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. — Contamination expert James Dragun has been given clearance to collect samples on the property.

Despite recent rainfall, water levels still low in areas of Fla.
SARASOTA, Fla. — Regional water managers hope the state receives steady rainfall through September to help secure drinking water supplies.

ACP expanding operations in Texas, adding jobs
AUSTIN, Texas — The new development will be able to create up to 25 new jobs.

University in Mo. presents certificates to those finishing water industry boot camp training
JEFFERSON CITY, MO. — Students have learned about essential concepts of water quality and treatment.

PSG is urging panel to rethink its studies on perchlorate
WASHINGTON — EPA’s recently published White Paper on perchlorate fails to provide the panel with the foundational science dating back five decades.

Northwest Pipe Company selected to provide pipe for project in Wash.
VANCOUVER, Wash. — The pipeline will restore North Texas Municipal Water District's raw water supply.


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