Blogs

These little beady-eyed bandits are an unavoidable part of sewer work. How bad is the rat problem in your city?

Observations from WEFTEC 2014, where education, technology and a little garbage collide.

Wood piping systems, on display at WEFTEC 2014, once dominated potable water infrastructure.

Once a proponent of flushable wipes, Dr. Oz has a change of heart after touring a wastewater treatment plant.

This week, the water industry descends on Washington, D.C. The message? Water infrastructure means big job growth.

Get expert advice on how to clear tricky tree roots

Truck fans, rejoice. We’re giving away one heck-of-a-pickup, and it could be yours.

A British couple looks to the sewers for an anniversary date.

Now that's a lot of water. See how a water main break disrupted university life at UCLA.

Hurry! Speaker proposals for the WWETT Show must be submitted by Aug. 1.

You never know what you'll find in the city sewers.

The hustle and bustle of ACE14 is over. Read about the highlights, find out who won national titles and more.

Care to share your knowledge? We're in search of seminar speakers for WWETT 2015.

Necessary, no. But decorative manhole covers draw attention to infrastructure, and that's a municipal win.

Construction workers uncovered historic infrastructure in Los Angeles.

Keep basements nice and dry with this simple, precautionary step

A week full of safety activities could keep your workers safe — and alive.

Is mentorship an integral part of the work experience?

It's a great week to get out on social media and speak to the public about leaks and the value of water.