Infrastructure

In this week's news, a water main sinks a bus, London plans a $6.5 billion sewer project and Canada leads the way in defining "flushable" wipes.

No more measuring. No more waste. Now, pipe can be structurally repaired in hours without disruption to traffic or sewer flow.

With tipping fees steadily increasing, King County, Washington, knew it had to do something to change customer behavior. Cue the music video.

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.

Tune in to see the Perma-Liner Manhole Rehabilitation System from Perma-Liner Industries in action. Eliminate I&I with this watertight, corrosion-resistant structural lining system. Manhole rehabilitation made easy.

In this week's news, a New Jersey municipality begins a CSO study with national implications. Also, voters will decide the fate of a stormwater fee.

What is the state of U.S. infrastructure? See for yourself in this look at some startling statistics.

Timing is everything when you’re trying to beat Mother Nature. In San Francisco, where seismic protection is paramount, a major infrastructure project is providing water security while creating a slew of job opportunities.