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The Dallas Water Utilities student art competition looks to inspire young minds to think about water conservation

Utilities, universities and manufacturers are coming together to reimagine how they research, develop and adopt resilient water infrastructure

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Ensure quality sewer infrastructure rehabilitation results with trained on-site inspectors

Training individual staff for specialized tasks can help build a crew of in-house experts

Also in this week's sewer and water news, President Donald Trump's administration announced a hold on more than $11 billion of Army Corps of Engineers water infrastructure projects across 12 states

In this month's industry news update, track the industry's movers and shakers, learn about company acquisitions, get the skinny on new products and more

Jetting equipment is a serious investment with potentially big payoffs. Analyzing your business’s situation can help determine whether buying or renting is the right move.

Honors go to Sea Oak water tower's nature-themed renewal and a Sioux Falls facility expansion

Also in this week's sewer and water news, Montana approves a plan allowing the Spanish Peaks Mountain Club to use treated wastewater for snowmaking

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