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FEATURE ARTICLESWhat drives tomorrow's water leadersSharon Phillips Many young professionals have found integrated water management studies help them to be truly effective in their work. Young professionals pave their own path to development Jeannie Edwards Members of the Young Professionals Group create new opportunities for their peers and take on new leadership positions in the process. Rapid microbial methods can improve public health protection Martin J. Allen, Pierre Payment, and Jennifer L. Clancy Sending water samples out to certified laboratories for microbial analysis is the norm, but more frequent testing with new methods can give more rapid test results to small public water systems. Determining vulnerability and occurrence of residential backflow Orren D. Schneider, David M. Hughes, Zia Bukhari, Mark LeChevallier, Paul Schwartz, Patrick Sylvester, and J.J. Lee This project showed that backflow-sensing water meters are currently the best available technology for detecting residential backflow. Adsorptive contactors for removal of soluble manganese during drinking water treatment William R. Knocke, Lauren Zuravnsky, John C. Little, and John E. Tobiason This research demonstrated the use of manganese dioxide–coated media as a postfiltration adsorptive contractor to provide cost-effective, efficient soluble manganese (Mn) removal across a range of hydraulic loading rate, solution pH values, influent Mn levels, and hypochlorous acid concentrations. The Water Library® — Journal articles now free to AWWA members! Submission and Peer Review System
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