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STORM - MAP IT, MANAGE IT
Newport News lies at the end of the Virginia Peninsula, bounded by the James River, York River, and Chesapeake Bay. But it’s...
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On the Beam
Laser profiling is a relatively new technology that uses a laser beam to scan the interior of a pipe and accurately determine...
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Over the Airwaves
The City of Pearland, Texas, 25 miles from Houston, is a microcosm of the trials of wastewater infrastructure management. Old Town Pearland...
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Ring of Light
Accurate assessment of the condition of underground pipes is essential for efficient planning of maintenance, rehabilitation or replacement. Imagine having a 3D...
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Working Jointly
I say it often because it is so true: I am thrilled to be in this role where I can help the...
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Sharing Perspectives
Alarmed by a lack of ethnic diversity and concerned that it would inhibit new ideas and fresh perspectives, Uchenna Udemezue and colleagues...
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WATER - IN THE PUBLIC EYE
Let’s say you need to know where water and sewer lines exist relative to property about to be developed on the edge...
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Looking Back While Moving Forward
Not a week goes by where I don’t think how lucky I am to be in this position. As executive director of...
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Learning to Let Go
If you’re one of the many professionals today trying to do more in less time, you know delegation is a must. Unfortunately,...
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All in One
Tools, power and sometimes auxiliary lighting are essential supports at every remote utility worksite. The challenge is making the full range of...
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Better than Mobile
The Sewer Department of Lebanon, Tenn., operates an extended air-activated sludge treatment plant. Excess solids under aeration were cycling up, but the...
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Trapped at the Source
In many communities, stormwater no longer flows untreated off streets, roofs and parking lots into important waterways. Driven in part by federal...
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New Tools for Municipal Pros
Advances in technology for municipal maintenance professionals took the spotlight at the 28th Annual Pumper & Cleaner Environmental Expo International in Louisville,...
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STORM: Blazing the Trail
The City of Sacramento (Calif.) established its Stormwater Quality Improvement Pro-gram (SQIP) before such initiatives were required by federal law.The Clean Water...
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SEWER: Spinning a Success Story
By using a little Yankee ingenuity, the City of Saco, on Maine’s southern coast, has made significant pro-gress toward eliminating combined sewer...
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STORM - Keeping the Gulf Stream Clean
EPA regulations have significantly reduced stormwater runoff pol-lution from industry and agriculture. The remaining battleground in many areas is urban runoff —...
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Where Does the Money Go?
I recently heard an AM radio talk show host ranting about how one political party wants to raise taxes and how terrible...








