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Aussie mechanic combines love of diving with sewage — and his services are in high demand

Discover how new technology can take your municipality to the next level, Feb. 17-20, at the Water & Wastewater Education, Treatment & Transport Show

Charlotte company is recognized as the fastest-growing in the region, and a pair of industry icons pass away

In this week’s news, Cincinnati’s wastewater utility addresses staff concerns, a new water commissioner makes history, and vandals are blamed for disrupting service in a Florida subdivision

How in the name of God, motherhood and Mother Earth could Flint residents’ water have been tainted with lead?

The American Water Works Association chooses Oregon's Brenda Lennox as the president-elect. Four vice presidents and one director-at-large also selected.

AEM has launched the Infrastructure Vision 2050 Challenge, a crowd-sourced competition that will award $150,000 to innovative infrastructure solutions

Looking for education opportunities in the water and wastewater industry? Check out this updated listing of upcoming events from around the country.

Governor gets a look inside company's $11 million plant expansion in Green Cove Springs

Browse the latest products exclusively for the municipal sewer and water industry

The DT340 Pipe Crawler is self-contained, no service truck required

The White House authorizes assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to coordinate relief efforts

The American Water Works Association issues a statement about the ongoing water-quality crisis in Flint, Michigan.

The latest survey from the US Environmental Protection Agency highlights essential infrastructure projects that are needed within the next 5 years

Denver Water gets creatively creepy with this neat PR video

Symposium showcases how potable reuse is growing in popularity as a strategy to supplement and sustain water supplies

The City of Burbank (California) has identified a new source of recycled water that is used for irrigation and the cleaning of sewer lines

In this week’s news, a report by Canada’s Ministry of Labour details how a city worker’s death could have been prevented

Joint letter from 8 water sector organizations asks US Bureau of Reclamation for increased funding in support of water reuse research and infrastructure