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Katie Livingston

Katie Livingston

Verified

Utility Editor, Utility Magazine

Melbourne

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Total articles 790

  • UTS warns bushfires could put drinking water at risk

    By Katie Livingston Verified| Utility Magazine Verified A team of researchers and water quality and treatment experts from the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) have highlighted the potential impact of bushfires on the quality of potable water post treatment. In a research letter published in the journal, Science, researchers from the UTS Centre for Technology in Water and Wastewater said that bushfires can contaminate drinking water distribution systems, posing substantial and escalating public health risks.

    By Katie Livingston Verified · Utility Magazine

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Transgrid powers ahead with Broken Hill repairs

    By Katie Livingston Verified| Utility Magazine Verified Transgrid crews have installed eight new permanent steel pole The new steel structures have been erected on the 3.5km section of the 220kV transmission line, south of Broken Hill, damaged by the extreme weather event in October 2024. Personnel, including Astar Rigging Constructions, have used a 60t crane to carefully lift eight new steel pole structures into place.

    By Katie Livingston Verified · Utility Magazine

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • UTS warns bushfires could put drinking water at risk

    By Katie Livingston Verified| Utility Magazine Verified A team of researchers and water quality and treatment experts from the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) have highlighted the potential impact of bushfires on the quality of potable water post treatment. In a research letter published in the journal, Science, researchers from the UTS Centre for Technology in Water and Wastewater said that bushfires can contaminate drinking water distribution systems, posing substantial and escalating public health risks.

    By Katie Livingston Verified · Utility Magazine

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Utility Magazine

Melbourne, United States