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Keeping sewer lines functioning properly requires regular inspections. Below, we showcase eight mainline camera inspection systems designed to help technicians see exactly...

Hicksville Water District superintendent Paul Granger is no stranger to water poster contests. He has hosted them on and off for the...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for the first time has established enforceable limits for multiple types of PFAS. The announcement came April 10,...

The latest episode of the "Growing Impact" podcast explores PFAS and their impact on drinking water. For decades, PFAS have been manufactured and used in...

In light of recent cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure, water utilities across the nation are facing a heightened urgency to bolster their cybersecurity...

Inspect your vertical structures in minutes using the CUES SPiDER to help you make reliable repair decisions. Flexible to inspect from 15 inches to...

A young boy in Illinois recently became a hero after his mom took a tumble into a storm drain while doing yard...

OZ Lifting Products’ patented Tele-Pro davit crane features an industry-first telescoping boom adjustment that can be moved in and out while under...

Cornell University's College of Engineering is tackling a nationwide challenge with a new project in Puerto Rico that aims to help small communities in...

Ten water technology start-ups from five countries — spanning AI for water utilities to nutrient-harvesting from algae to rapid detection of bacteria...

Superior Signal smoke testing systems reduce wet-weather peak flowsSuperior Signal’s smoke testing systems help reduce wet-weather SSOs and surface inflow. Superior’s smoke...

London's historic fight against sewage overflows in the River Thames is finally over. The Thames Tideway Tunnel, a massive 16-mile long sewer,...

The Water Council and Marquette University’s College of Business Administration Sustainability Lab have announced plans for the Nexus Sustainability Leaders Summit, an...