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A groundwater plume in Kokomo, Indiana, gets the attention of the EPA after authorities are unable to identify the source of contamination.

The Portland Water Bureau hired divers recently to perform a spot repair on pipe 60 feet below the Willamette River.

In this week's news, California legislators announced a $1 billion drought package, a raccoon is blamed for a sewage spill, and manhole covers got a fashion makeover in Milan.

Associations collaborate on new edition of flushability guildelines for nonwoven products.

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Exhibit fosters deeper interest and understanding of the industry and NASSCO’s mission.

Mentoring programs offer a low-cost, low-risk solution to disengaged employees and high turnover.

The 2015 WWETT Show brought the water and wastewater industry’s best people, equipment, education and technology together.

Metering problems on a large distribution main lead water company to seek a new solution.

St. Cloud significantly reduces I&I over the course of a five-year rehabilitation program utilizing sliplining and CIPP.

Texas Utility’s reliability centered operations and maintenance program develops efficiency and self-sufficiency.

The Cambridge Department of Public Works is counting on an engineered wetland to help reduce CSOs.