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Outreach Steps Up in Response to Drought
Outreach Steps Up in Response to Drought
Online Exclusives
April 21, 2015
Utilities across California are increasing efforts to educate customers on new water use regulations
News Briefs: Mayor Declares Infrastructure Emergency
News Briefs: Mayor Declares Infrastructure Emergency
Online Exclusives
April 20, 2015
A Mississippi mayor declares emergency on the city's aging sewer system, and a Ohio utility will begin delivering water to outlying customers.
Lined Valve Company Celebrates 20 Years
Online Exclusives
April 20, 2015
Steady expansion built on deep knowledge brings success to Lined Valve Company.
Tampons Used to Detect Sewer Leaks
Online Exclusives
April 16, 2015
A cheap tool helps researchers track source of wastewater contamination
Road Salt Infiltrates Drinking Water Supplies
Road Salt Infiltrates Drinking Water Supplies
Online Exclusives
April 15, 2015
Keeping roads safe for drivers during the winter has its price as northern communities like Madison, Wisconsin, find increasing levels of sodium chloride in groundwater.
Total Piping Solutions Introduces New Waterworks Service Saddle
Total Piping Solutions Introduces New Waterworks Service Saddle
Online Exclusives
April 14, 2015
AWWA 2015 American Water Scholarship Presented to University of Illinois Doctoral Student
Online Exclusives
April 14, 2015
News Briefs: It's Water Week 2015
News Briefs: It's Water Week 2015
Online Exclusives
April 13, 2015
In this week's news, it's Water Week 2015, Baltimore attempts to collect $40 million in past-due bills and Texas researchers team up to study water use.
Connecticut Water says, 'Take that, utility scammers!"
Connecticut Water says, 'Take that, utility scammers!"
Blogs
April 13, 2015
A simple solution goes a long way in battling utility scams.
Could California Run Out of Water?
Online Exclusives
April 09, 2015
As California enters its fourth year of severe drought, Gov. Jerry Brown declares emergency and issues new regulations. But will it be enough?