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House passes jobs and infrastructure bill
On March 24, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Small Business and Infrastructure Jobs Tax Act (H.R. 4849), which eliminates the...
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The price of quality infrastructure
George Hawkins, who heads the District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority, has taken on a formidable challenge. He’s trying to win...
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"That pipe isn't going to clean itself!"
A New Jersey representative held up a piece of dilapidated sewer pipe in front of colleagues on the floor of the House...
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Funds for infrastructure
The Clean Water Council (CWC) is encouraging inclusion of the Sustainable Water Infrastructure Investment Act (HR 537) in the latest jobs bill...
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Devouring Trouble
The Jefferson Street Pump Station in Centralia, Wash., handles one-third of the city’s sewage from six other pump stations and a 24-inch...
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Inspection By Robot
Contractors and municipalities are constantly alert for ways to make the process of inspecting underground pipes less time- and labor-intensive, especially in...
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Clean Water on TAPP
John Cox approaches stormwater problems the same way they were created: little by little. As grant manager for the Think About Personal...
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Battle of the Blockage
The City of Cedar Rapids has reduced sanitary sewer backups by more than 80 percent — proof that its aggressive war on...
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Simple Things Done Right
The Georgia Association of Water Professionals (GAWP) gives two major awards every year: Water Distribution System of the Year, and Wastewater Collection...
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It Works Both Ways
When it comes to running a water utility, saving water and saving energy mean pretty much the same thing. When water is...
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Stop PACP Abuse
A few bad apples often spoil the barrel, and that’s exactly why I’m sending out this industry call to action to protect...
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Getting Past the Fear
During a typical job interview, there are two tough places to be: behind the desk and in front of it. Behind it,...
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Truck-mounted Digging System Operates Continuously
Hydroexcavation enables damage-free digging around buried utilities, but traditionally, productivity has been limited by the periodic need to empty vacuumed soil slurry...
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Industry News - March 2010
Illinois American Water Plant Receives LEED CertificationIllinois American Water’s new treatment plant in Champaign County has been awarded LEED Certified status. It...
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Product News - March 2010
General Offers Gen-Eye POD, Mini-POD Inspection SystemsThe Gen-Eye POD and Mini-POD video inspection systems from General Pipe Cleaners combine camera, reel and...
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CMOM made simpler
If you think the U.S. EPA Capacity, Management, Operation and Maintenance (CMOM) program is some complicated, bureaucratic nightmare, then you haven’t read...
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More from your model
The American Water Works Association (AWWA) will host a webcast on Getting the Most from Your Hydraulic Model on Wednesday, March 10....








