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This #DrinkingWaterWeek marks the 50th anniversary of the Safe Drinking Water Act, a historic milestone in ensuring safe drinking water for all. Learn more about the act at https://lnkd.in/gVA-U6uU.

Also called “eternal pollutants”, #PFAS are non-degradable, persistent, mobile, toxic and bio accumulative. Contaminating surface and groundwater, including drinking water, they negatively affect the environment, animals, and humans. @Calgon Carbon Corporation’s - a @Kuraray company - recent study demonstrates that the #MultipleHearthFurnace (#MHF) technology combined with a Flue Gas Abatement (FGA) unit, is perfectly suited for the full removal of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (#PFAS) from end-of-service-life Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) during its reactivation. GAC is widely used and well‐established for the removal of contaminants from #DrinkingWater and #Wastewater, and is reactivated in a thermal treatment once it has reached the end of its service life and became so called “spent carbon". A large portion of the close to 100 % destruction of the PFAS compounds contained in the spent GAC occurs in the #MHF furnace itself. @John Cockerill’s #NesaCore™ Multiple Hearth Furnace (#MHF) technology is suitable for both the production and reactivation of #ActivatedCarbon. For the reactivation process, our #NesaCore™ furnace technology heats the activated carbon to temperatures of >900°C under a strict controlled atmosphere, and thus allows to efficiently desorb and remove PFAS from GAC. With its advances thermal treatment solutions @John Cockerill proudly supports the #EcologicalTransition and #CircularEconomy. => https://lnkd.in/e-sRRzHW #WeAreJohnCockerill #MultipleHearthFurnace #PFAS #ActivatedCarbon

#OaklandCounty, did you know you can sign up for current drinking water notifications? We’ll keep you up to date on any changes surrounding water quality or emergency alerts. Signing up is easy and just takes seconds. Visit https://lnkd.in/djNcgrxE to learn more.

This is #DrinkingWaterWeek. Learn more about MoDNR's role in drinking water by visiting https://ow.ly/QPB350Rv1EB.

It's #NationalDrinkingWaterWeek. This week we'll discuss the importance of treating drinking water in your facility as well as the appropriate tools used to do so. But first, do you know how much water is consumed on a daily basis in your facility?

Getting clean, safe water, reliably to our customers is a complicated process. Check out this video via the link below to learn where your drinking water comes from and the steps involved in testing, treating and delivering water to you: https://lnkd.in/gunYzR5j #waterqualitymonth #webelongatliberty #belongingatliberty

Did you know it's #DrinkingWaterWeek? Join us in celebrating safe drinking water, the dedicated professionals who provide it, and 50 years of the Safe Drinking Water Act. Follow #DrinkingWaterWeek for resources, stories, and ways to get involved. #SDWA50

Do you live in a drinking water protection zone? Take action to #SaltResponsibly to protect your municipal drinking water sources. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/grQr9-Q https://lnkd.in/gqbCBiGb #SourceWaterON #SaltReponsibly

When we go to grab a glass of ice-cold #water, we don't always consider the source & safety of the water. The Safe Drinking Water Act was established to protect the quality of drinking water and set strong water quality standards. Read the full blog at https://ow.ly/hJhk50RHhF4

The Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974 set the stage for protecting public health through regulated drinking water. #mswmagazine #municipalsewerandwater #WaterSafety #RuralDevelopment #InfrastructurePlanning https://loom.ly/gCat3Xk