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The RehabZone provides a one-stop opportunity for hands-on experience with the all latest trenchless technologies.

The South Monmouth Regional Sewerage Authority is staying ahead of major storms with innovative mobile pumping stations.

LAMP II pan-and-tilt camera option from CUES allows operators to inspect all areas of the pipe.

Choosing conventional mineral, semi-synthetic or fully synthetic oil depends on equipment and conditions.

Edgewood, Ill., has been repairing manholes and saving money on pump repairs as a result of reduced inflow and infiltration.

The Loma Prieta earthquake of 1989 disrupted critical infrastructure in San Francisco and became the catalyst for ambitious system improvements.

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The impact of water infrastructure investments goes way beyond pipes in the ground.

Municipalities use a children’s book in educational outreach programs to explain how nonpoint pollutants entering storm drains can flow all the way to the ocean.

These little beady-eyed bandits are an unavoidable part of sewer work. How bad is the rat problem in your city?

In this week's municipal news, one of the country's largest water infrastructure projects starts delivering drinking water. And, a pilot project in Detroit could solve stormwater problems.

In Evanston, Illinois, city managers found a new way to manage stormwater, decrease overflows and prevent basement backups — all while saving money.