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Aqua New Jersey celebrates the completion of its newest PFAS treatment facility at the Green Avenue Well Station in Lawrence Township. The investment aims to remove per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) to enhance drinking water quality. The facility, fully operational on May 1, will provide ion exchange treatment to approximately 8,000 people in Lawrence Township, ensuring compliance with the new EPA regulations. Aqua's proactive approach to PFAS remediation and commitment to water security are highlighted, showcasing the company's leadership in addressing water contamination issues.
Aqua New Jersey celebra il completamento del suo nuovo impianto di trattamento PFAS presso la stazione dei pozzi di Green Avenue a Lawrence Township. L'investimento mira a rimuovere le sostanze per- e polifluoroalchiliche (PFAS) per migliorare la qualità dell'acqua potabile. L'impianto, pienamente operativo dal 1° maggio, fornirà trattamento a scambio ionico a circa 8.000 persone nel Lawrence Township, garantendo il rispetto delle nuove normative dell'EPA. L'approccio proattivo di Aqua alla bonifica delle PFAS e il suo impegno per la sicurezza idrica sono messi in evidenza, dimostrando la leadership dell'azienda nel trattare le questioni di contaminazione dell'acqua.
Aqua New Jersey celebra la finalización de su nueva instalación de tratamiento de PFAS en la Estación de Pozos de Green Avenue en Lawrence Township. La inversión tiene como objetivo eliminar las sustancias per- y polifluoroalquiladas (PFAS) para mejorar la calidad del agua potable. La instalación, completamente operativa desde el 1 de mayo, proporcionará tratamiento de intercambio iónico a aproximadamente 8,000 personas en Lawrence Township, asegurando el cumplimiento con las nuevas regulaciones de la EPA. El enfoque proactivo de Aqua para la remediación de PFAS y su compromiso con la seguridad del agua son destacados, mostrando el liderazgo de la compañía en abordar problemas de contaminación del agua.
아쿠아 뉴저지는 로렌스 타운십 그린 애비뉴 우물 정거장에서 최신 PFAS 처리 시설의 완공을 축하합니다. 이 투자는 음용수의 품질을 향상시키기 위해 PFAS(과불화 및 다불화 알킬 물질)를 제거하는 것을 목표로 합니다. 5월 1일부터 완전히 가동되는 이 시설은 로렌스 타운십의 약 8,000명에게 이온 교환 처리를 제공할 것이며, 새로운 EPA 규정을 준수하도록 보장합니다. 아쿠아의 PFAS 복원에 대한 선제적 접근과 물 안보에 대한 헌신은 강조되며, 회사가 수질 오염 문제를 다루는 데 있어 리더십을 보여줍니다.
Aqua New Jersey célèbre l'achèvement de sa nouvelle installation de traitement des PFAS à la station de puits de Green Avenue à Lawrence Township. L'investissement vise à éliminer les substances per- et polyfluoroalkyles (PFAS) pour améliorer la qualité de l'eau potable. L'installation, pleinement opérationnelle depuis le 1er mai, fournira un traitement par échange d'ions à environ 8 000 personnes dans le Lawrence Township, assurant la conformité avec les nouvelles réglementations de l'EPA. L'approche proactive d'Aqua à la remédiation des PFAS et son engagement pour la sécurité de l'eau sont mis en évidence, mettant en avant le leadership de l'entreprise dans la gestion des problèmes de contamination de l'eau.
Aqua New Jersey feiert die Fertigstellung seiner neuesten PFAS-Behandlungsanlage an der Green Avenue Brunnenstation in Lawrence Township. Die Investition zielt darauf ab, per- und polyfluorierte Alkylsubstanzen (PFAS) zu entfernen, um die Trinkwasserqualität zu verbessern. Die Anlage, die ab dem 1. Mai voll betriebsfähig ist, wird etwa 8.000 Menschen in Lawrence Township eine Ionenaustauschbehandlung bieten und die Einhaltung der neuen EPA-Vorschriften sicherstellen. Aquas proaktiver Ansatz zur PFAS-Sanierung und sein Engagement für die Wassersicherheit werden hervorgehoben, was die Führungsrolle des Unternehmens bei der Bewältigung von Wasserkontaminationsproblemen zeigt.
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Aqua New Jersey celebrates the completion of its newest PFAS treatment facility at the Green Avenue Well Station in Lawrence Township.
The investment aims to remove per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) to enhance drinking water quality.
The facility will be fully operational on May 1, providing ion exchange treatment to approximately 8,000 people in Lawrence Township.
Aqua has been a leader in PFAS remediation through transparent communication and proactive treatment planning.
The company's commitment to water security and compliance with new EPA regulations demonstrates its dedication to safeguarding communities' drinking water.
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Investment helps remove per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) to improve drinking water quality
HAMILTON, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
Aqua New Jersey leadership joined elected officials and community leaders to cut the ribbon on its newest PFAS treatment facility in Lawrence Township Tuesday. The celebration comes less than one week after the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) promulgated its maximum contaminant level (MCL) of PFAS in drinking water and emphasizes Aqua’s ongoing commitment to providing safe and reliable drinking water to its customers.
Aqua New Jersey President Natalie Chesko and other company leaders are joined by Lawrence Township Mayor Patricia Hendricks Farmer and representatives from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection to cut the ribbon on a new PFAS treatment facility in Lawrence Township.(Photo: Business Wire)
“Long before the EPA’s announcement last week, Aqua took a leadership role in addressing PFAS,” said Aqua New Jersey President Natalie Chesko. “This well has been offline for nearly 18 months as we’ve worked to ensure the most effective solution in the absence of consistent regulations. With the EPA rule now in effect, we’re well-prepared to continue leading the way in testing and removal. This facility exemplifies Aqua’s ongoing investment in infrastructure and testing across our entire service area. I’m incredibly proud of our team’s dedication to safeguarding water security for all our communities.”
The facility, which will be fully operational on May 1, will provide an extra layer of filtration to approximately 8,000 people in Lawrence Township through ion exchange treatment, which removes PFAS contamination from drinking water to levels compliant with the new EPA regulations.
On April 10, the EPA announced its final maximum contaminant level for PFAS “forever chemicals.” PFAS refers to a group of toxic chemicals used for a wide range of items, from non-stick cookware to upholstery manufacturing to firefighter training. In some areas, these chemicals have been sprayed on the ground or dumped by manufacturers and are now being found in watersheds and groundwater wells.
“We're grateful for Aqua's unwavering commitment to the safety and reliability of our drinking water, not just here in Lawrence Township, but across the state,” said Lawrence Township Mayor Patricia Hendricks Farmer. "Our residents have peace of mind knowing their water is filtered for PFAS thanks to Aqua's proactive planning and swift action.”
Aqua has been a leader in PFAS remediation through transparent communication and proactive treatment planning. Recognizing the severity of the problem, Aqua immediately began testing for and addressing PFAS more than seven years ago. In the absence of federal guidelines, the company set its own PFAS standard in 2020 and is progressing with plans to comply with the new EPA ruling across its service territory.
About Aqua New Jersey
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