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Researchers look at the value of recycled effluent and limiting phosphorus runoff into sensitive waterways

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Also in this month's regulations update, Wakulla County, Florida, recently received $577,500 from the state for a septic system upgrade program

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Thomas Groves replaces Eric Casey, who served decentralized wastewater professionals for a decade

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