Editorial Articles

Austin, Texas, is blessed — and sometimes cursed — by the water that runs through it, under it and, unfortunately,...

Whoever coined the phrase “experience is the best teacher” surely had George Kathios in mind. Kathios, who is retiring as superintendent of the...

Possibly the only thing worse than a failed stormwater system is a failed plan to fix it. This is what Glenn Balliew...

I’ve used this space to talk about stormwater for the past two months. Let’s make it three. Two months ago, I whined about...

There’s more to developing happy and engaged employees than just counting steps, calories and reps. While many companies devote significant resources to employee...

Amid the pastoral landscape of the Blue Lake Estates Community, a group of cautiously optimistic operators, officials, and suppliers gathered around the...

The statistics paint a dark picture: According to the National Highway administration, approximately 750 motorists lose their lives in construction zone accidents...

In the fall of 2017, we surveyed NASSCO members with one simple question: What keeps you up at night? The No. 1...

Proving the effectiveness in resisting infiltration and corrosion Municipal governments and other infrastructure owners are increasingly taking an interest in understanding...

PEOPLE/AWARDSJames Houle, program manager for the University of New Hampshire Stormwater Center, received a 2018 Merit Award from the U.S. Environmental Protection...

Technology leads the way when it comes to safely and efficiently cleaning tanks and vessels without confined-space entry. Because of the hazardous nature...

People stay in certain places for all kinds of reasons. For Kathleen Cahall, it’s all about the water. But it’s not the beauty...