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San Francisco Bay Area water utilities look to tap into an aquifer 500 feet underground to back up surface water sources in the event of an emergency.

In this week’s news briefs, a New Mexico city will replace an outdated lift station following an agreement with the Border Environmental Cooperation Commission, and a Georgia county settles a stormwater lawsuit for $150,000.

An industry expert explains the differences between water jetters and cable drain cleaners

Conserving water is more important now than ever.

Annual awards program acknowledges outstanding achievement and seeks to improve the professional status of all wastewater workers.

Looking for education opportunities in the water and wastewater industry? Check out this updated listing of upcoming events from around the country.

Why are agency's not flocking to examine water loss?

ASTM F2561-16 is the standard practice for the rehabilitation of the main and its connection to a sewer service lateral using a one-piece main and lateral CIPP liner.

Here's a quick roundup of this month's industry news. Track the industry's movers and shakers, learn about company acquisitions, get the skinny on new products and more.

State of Emergency declared as officials continue to assess the damage

In this week’s news briefs, the city of Baltimore says proactive maintenance has led to a significant reduction in water main breaks, and the state of Alabama sues Dothan over sewer overflows.

With one of the biggest events of 2016 rolling into town, the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District saw an opportunity to showcase infrastructure. Here’s how the district greened up the city just in time for the Republican National Convention.

EPA awards $2.7 million in grants to help communities control stormwater runoff and improve water conservation.

Although capital expenditures are predicted to rebound, a significant decrease in federal funding for water utilities passes the burden onto states and municipalities.

An all-star operations team shares what it was like to compete in Germany. Turns out things aren't so different worldwide when it comes to water.

Browse the latest products exclusively for the municipal sewer and water industry.

Official calls the toxic bloom the worst she's ever seen

In this week’s news briefs, a construction crew in Missouri scrambles to retrieve several pipes that were carried downstream from a job site, and Milwaukee renews the nation’s largest wastewater contract.