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Did you know #OurJacobs has been transforming the wastewater system in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, since 2006❓ As part of the $1.6 billion wastewater system upgrade program, we managed 115 projects to rehabilitate pipelines, increase system capacity and improve #wastewater treatment capabilities. To learn more about this innovative upgrade and how we continue to provide services to the City-Parish, click the link in our comments. Want to be part of a similar project? Learn more at careers.jacobs.com. #OneWater #BoldlyMovingForward

Next-generation ‘superfiltration’ membranes for #wastewater, suited for tough-to-treat contaminants. Changing industrial #wastewater just in time to meet requirements. In this video, Chief Editor, Kevin Westerling, interviews ZwitterCo CEO, Alex Rappaport, where they discuss the multitude of drivers — both internal and external — affecting the wastewater treatment market. Watch the video here: https://bit.ly/3OxZJnp #watercontamination #wastewatertreatment #industrialwatertreatment #industrialwastewater

I haven't posted a video in over a month! But I'm back with another video essay, this time about the Evansville #Indiana West Wastewater Treatment Plant, which has used #data combined with capital expenditures to optimize and improve processes. Watch the video to learn about the staff's attention to detail and read the article for even more information that didn't make the video cut! April was one of the busiest months in my #water career, so #video took a back seat. I am hopeful I can get back to more regular uploads, although I think the frequency will be reduced to every other week as my priorities evolve. The below is a list of ALL THE THINGS I did in April, some of which still have not come to fruition! 🔬 #PFAS MCL 📜 #PFOA and #PFOS listed in #CERCLA aka #Superfund 👨🏫 Hiring and training a new editor 🛫 Attending #TexasWater2024 🏨 Hosting The Wastewater Summit with our incredible events team 📘 Curating an eHandbook on Wastewater Treatment for 2024 🇺🇸 Developing and writing for our upcoming eHandbook on Build America Buy America (#BABA) 🖨 Completing production on the print issues for WaterWorld Magazine, Wastewater Digest and Stormwater Solutions Magazine #wastewater #cleanwater #stormwater #dataanalysis #sampling #analysing #wastewaterdigest #sentry #veolia #baf

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Total PFAS contamination in fresh surface water is a concern everywhere not just Homestead Fl., I use this specific location because it is a well known and continuously tested contaminated water source, this saves me money on testing raw samples while developing systems. I am not picking on Homestead for any reason. I also use this source as a example of knowing your testing standards to know if your getting accurate information. Example: The testing standard can hide the truth 7979 At 10 ppt - will only show PFOS at 26.14 ppt 537Mod and or 1633 the new EPA standard at 4 ppt will show 52.79 ppt To include PFOS, PFOA, and PFBS Move to a research standard at 0.04 ppt / 40 parts per quadrillion and you will get 81.18 ppt total PFAS including a total of 15 analytes / chemical types. Know the TRUTH about your water, know what the testing standards really mean, its not necessarily "clean", they may purposefully test to a standard that wont show how dirty it is. I know operations that do this to hide it as under the current "recommendation" as long as they are under 70 ppt, they can claim clean. Even at the new required 4ppt when it begins is still hiding a lot, at 4 ppt this location on a weak reading day at 81.18 ppt (I say this as some times its as high as 243 ppt) is still hiding 28.39 ppt total PFAS, think about that, its not clean, they just turn off the lights so you cant tell. Check out my new YouTube video series ELECTROLYZING WATER to lean more

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In our quest for a more sustainable future, what changes will wastewater treatment solutions undergo in 2024? Learn more from IDE’s Tal Fabian, RO Process Engineer, in Water Technology Magazine as he discusses which major trends will impact the industrial wastewater treatment industry this year. Dive in, here: https://bit.ly/3SDv60F     Did you learn something new or interesting? Share with us in the comments.