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North Carolina has invested $2.8 billion in water and wastewater infrastructure across the state
 
ECU researchers create wetland to rid wastewater of problem nutrients
ECU researchers create wetland to rid wastewater of problem nutrients
 
Gov. Roy Cooper and NC Department of Environmental Quality (NCDEQ) Secretary Elizabeth S. Biser announced Thursday that 249 infrastructure projects in 80 communities across North Carolina would receive $462.9 million to aid in cleaner drinking water and strengthen wastewater and stormwater systems.
Gov. Roy Cooper and NC Department of Environmental Quality (NCDEQ) Secretary Elizabeth S. Biser announced Thursday that 249 infrastructure projects in 80 communities across North Carolina would receive $462.9 million to aid in cleaner drinking water and strengthen wastewater and stormwater systems.
 
Wastewater monitoring data from North Carolina are now part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention national COVID Data Tracker (CDT) website.
Wastewater monitoring data from North Carolina are now part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention national COVID Data Tracker (CDT) website.
 
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services today announced it has expanded its COVID-19 wastewater surveillance program from 10 to 19 sites to better identify areas where virus is spreading.
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services today announced it has expanded its COVID-19 wastewater surveillance program from 10 to 19 sites to better identify areas where virus is spreading.
 
Wastewater testing helped identify COVID-19 cases, prevent outbreaks
Wastewater testing helped identify COVID-19 cases, prevent outbreaks
 
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services today expanded its NC COVID-19 Dashboard to include a new metric — wastewater monitoring.
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services today expanded its NC COVID-19 Dashboard to include a new metric — wastewater monitoring.
 
ECU tests wastewater from residence halls
 
The team is looking at a method of handling tertiary treated effluent — or water — from the wastewater treatment plant
The team is looking at a method of handling tertiary treated effluent — or water — from the wastewater treatment plant
 
Gov. Roy Cooper ended the most recent session of the N.C. General Assembly much like he started it
Gov. Roy Cooper ended the most recent session of the N.C. General Assembly much like he started it
 
Governor Pat McCrory announced $119 million in loans and grants that will help towns across North Carolina pay for 50 much-needed drinking water and wastewater projects.
Governor Pat McCrory announced $119 million in loans and grants that will help towns across North Carolina pay for 50 much-needed drinking water and wastewater projects.
 
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