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In this week's news, a Washington wastewater study looks at drug use, states go to battle against the EPA and a water reuse project gets the thumbs-up

Efforts to secure a sustainable water supply include new and enhanced facilities designed to divert runoff into groundwater basins

Unprecedented conservation efforts come with a unique set of challenges for California water utilities

The special water district in La Habra Heights, a hilly town in Southern California with a small population, has a lot going for it despite its challenges. Watch and listen as Michael Gualtieri, general manager, describes his district’s varied terrain, electricity usage, reservoirs and more.

In this week's news, a labor dispute continues between Halifax Water and public employees, and a Wisconsin city inches closer in its pursuit of Lake Michigan water

Using their new CUES LAMP II lateral camera truck, the North Olmsted (OH) collections system crew is able to inspect not only the main sewer lines, but also shoot a camera sideways into the lateral lines, all the way to the “tee” where the customer’s lateral ties in. Take a look inside to see how the system works.

We're all accountable for solving water problems, says the Pope.

A study by U.K. researchers is the first to prove conclusively that contaminants can enter through leaks in a pressurized water system

The $16 million Gregoire Sanitary Sewer project received praise after it was completed on time and more than a million dollars under budget

The annual International Construction and Utility Equipment Exposition, which begins Sept. 29, is your chance to “test drive” the latest technology