Editorial Conservation and New Sources Yield Sustainable Water Supply In drought-stricken New Mexico, Albuquerque’s aquifer levels are rising while customer demand is dropping. November 23, 2015
Editorial In-House Crew Tackles Sewer Improvement Michigan utility is tackling some big jobs — including a 19th-century brick arch sewer rehabilitation — without burdening ratepayers. November 23, 2015
Editorial Balancing Flood Protection and Personal Safety A new effort is underway to develop guidelines to help communities make stormwater systems safer. November 23, 2015
Editorial Trailer-Mounted Vacuum Maintenance Follow these 10 maintenance tips to keep your trailer-mounted vacuum excavators on the job and running strong. November 23, 2015
Editorial Mainline Inspection in a Compact Package IRIS robotic crawler camera provides versatile solution for inspecting a range of pipe sizes. November 23, 2015
Online Exclusives New Era of Data Collection to Inform Groundwater Management Decisions Apply online for $2M in cost-share grants to support participation in the National Ground-Water Monitoring Network November 23, 2015
Online Exclusives Flint Director Resigns Amidst Lead Contamination Controversy Howard Croft held the position of director of public works for the City of Flint, Michigan, since 2011 November 23, 2015
Blogs Tapping Into the Truth About (Non-Bottled) Water PepsiCo got ripped for using tap water in Aquafina bottles, but not because it’s bad for you. Especially in Denver. November 23, 2015
Online Exclusives Utility Helps Customers to 'Cease the Grease' This Holiday Season With Thanksgiving around the corner, the Cape Fear Public Utility Authority is giving away thousands of fat-trapping can lids to help prevent the build up of FOG. November 19, 2015
Online Exclusives Artful Storm Drains Spread the Message about Water Pollution Municipalities partner with area artists to raise awareness of stormwater runoff through the UpStream Art project November 19, 2015