Infrastructure

Robotic Trydent 80 pipe cutter easily opens laterals in small-diameter piping.

Hamilton, Ontario, is preparing for growth with a massive trunk line running 5 miles in length and as deep as 300 feet underground.

Meeting the demands of projected growth required years of precise planning and execution for the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission and its partners

Poster contest highlights green infrastructure projects in Region 6

Oldcastle Precast's special culvert garnered approval from the Phildadelphia Water Department and doubled capacity on a $12.5 million combined sewer outfall project

In this week’s news, aging brick pipelines are creating headaches in Georgia’s oldest city, Detroit gets $8.9 million for green infrastructure, and LA deploys shade balls in its ongoing battle against drought

New development owners are typically paying the same amount to be connected to local water systems despite wide-ranging differences in their water use, researchers say

EPA and local officials celebrated the completion of a water pipeline in New Jersey with a toast of clean drinking water

With another El Niño on its way, a proactive approach to stormwater management helps officials mitigate risks when Southern California suddenly gets too much rain

Marketing tools for water agencies are part of a new public awareness campaign, 'What's the Value of Water?'

On Aug. 5, an EPA team working at a Colorado gold mine accidentally released millions of gallons of wastewater into the nearby river. Now, that water is headed toward New Mexico.

Here's a sneak peak of the winning videos from this year's StormTV Project competition