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The Environmental Policy Innovation Center has announced the winners of its Water Data Prize, demonstrating how lead pipes across America can be...

Technological advancements can be revelatory for business owners, municipalities and their employees, lighting a new path forward in an ever-changing world. Josh Shelton,...

Tens of millions of people in the United States live in areas at risk of coastal flooding, and even more are moving...

A negative workplace culture, reeling from either bad leadership, a grumbly staff, or a lack of vision, can contribute to a number...

The City of Newark, New Jersey's Lead Service Line Replacement (LSLR) Program has completed nearly 24,000 replacements citywide in under three years...

Richard Radcliff loves his numbers. “As a civil engineer, I’m all about measurement,” says Radcliff, combined sewer overflow operations manager for the South...

In an effort to explore I&I remediation as an alternative to expensive sewer upgrades, King County, Washington, is embarking on a dual-purpose...

Without trying too hard, it’s easy for managers to compile a long list of reasons not to meet with the people they...

Harmful algal blooms (HABs) are a global concern that threaten human and aquatic ecosystem health and can cause severe economic damages. Algal toxins...

A first-ever database of four decades of changes in the world’s largest rivers could become an important tool for urban planners seeking...

As part of the My Wisconsin Backyard series, Milwaukee PBS recently posted a video touring the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District.Lake Michigan, along...

Construction companies often use the Global Positioning System for positioning, measuring and machine control. Surveyors use it for stake grades; drones measure...

The South Florida Water Management District recently marked the completion of the C-44 Reservoir/Stormwater Treatment Area (STA) — a 6,300-acre manmade wetland...

Running water and indoor plumbing are so central to modern life that most Americans take them from granted. But these services aren’t...

The Lynchburg water utility was all set for two weeks of jam-packed field trips celebrating Earth Day and Arbor Day in 2020...

According to WebMD, burnout can be defined as a form of exhaustion, typically resulting from a prolonged period of mental, emotional and/or physical...

A Western University flood-control expert has developed the first Canada-wide maps showing how floodplains — including low-lying areas of major cities like Vancouver and...

The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act after months of negotiation, and President Joe Biden is...

According to new research conducted by global research agency Opinium on behalf of American Water, Americans underestimate the amount of what they use daily...