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Now that's a lot of water. See how a water main break disrupted university life at UCLA.

Hurry! Speaker proposals for the WWETT Show must be submitted by Aug. 1.

High-output LED offers viable replacement for inefficient HID fixtures.

Sewer system repairs in the East Bay Municipal Utility District and neighboring communities could total $1.5 billion.

Initial reports uncovered $25 million in infrastructure damages. And that’s just the start for Wisconsin — a state hit hard by one of the harshest winters on record.

Rid yourself of power cords. The 18V lithium-ion batteries from Makita offer shorter charge times and extended run time for improved field performance.

Want to improve job-site efficiency? Take a look at how a mobile storage unit can solve organizational issues.

In this weeks news, a construction-site error causes sewer woes, a water main break creates a 50-foot geyser, and a pilot program enlists homeowners.

Sometimes boring, most times mandatory and yet always a very important part of your job, safety training can be a tough sell. Learn how to spice up your training programs and keep your staff engaged.

In this week's news, an enhanced FOG program controls sewer overflows, water meter standards are revised, a city discusses video inspection requirements and a tunnel project brings employment opportunity.

Proper tools save time, money and headaches. See what one Missouri plumbing pro uses to get drain cleaning jobs done right.

I&I is a complex mix of factors, which can make budgeting tricky. If you’re looking for best practices, see how St. Louis, Mo., tackles the topic with its comprehensive program.

In this week's news, researchers develop a pipe inspection device, the EPA sends stormwater management orders and Boston beach quality improves thanks to storm drain cleanup.

In May, utility crews in Milwaukee fixed 107 mains, far exceeding monthly averages. What caused the outbreak? And is it a symptom of a national infrastructure problem?