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WEEKEND WATER REPORT
 Streamflows picking up in north and central GA
NWS:Scattered storms, heavy rainfall today
CWA CrimeBox
Environmental Crimes Historic Conviction:  Fiscal Year 2003; Case ID# CR_922(Ohio)
Prison time for business owner discharging caustic wastewater
SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
 EPA Serious Violators List
82.2% Compliance: Georgia Drinking Water Facilities with no EPA violations in the last quarter

SMALL DRINKING WATER SYSTEMS PROVIDING SAFE WATER WORLDWIDE
Colorado based Innovative Water Technologies™ is dedicated to researching and developing products for water treatment and purification in response to every need
FLOOD SPECIAL REPORT
 Georgia: Timeline of river flooding, Spring 2024
Fifty Days of continuous flooding ends April 25, 2024
DEVELOPING CANADIAN MINERAL SUPPLY TO THE GROWING ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV) INDUSTRY, SANS WATER AND CHEMICALS
WT Interview with CEO of Green Battery Minerals, Tom Yingling
AFTER THE CLOSE FRIDAY
 Severe drought rating hits lower Ocmulgee River watershed
Thunderstorms this afternoon for north and central GA
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Complete data on Georgia watersheds, rivers, streams, reservoirs, regulators and community water systems.

WATER SHORTAGE
Feuding Neighbors
For more than three decades, Georgia, Alabama, and Florida have disputed the use of two shared river basins, the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint (ACF) and the Alabama-Coosa-Tallapoosa (ACT).













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