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Aging Infrastructure Articles
Editorial
Product Spotlight - March 2021
Editorial
Smart City Infrastructure Solutions
Pipe Bursting technology an ideal fix for an ancient neighborhood’s aging infrastructure issues.
Editorial
Tackling Both Sides of Water and Wastewater
Cross-trained employees boost Kansas utility’s efficiency and reduce costs.
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Wastewater Industry Trends to Look Out For
Sewer operators and contractors who pay attention to changing technology and new regulations are better prepared to maximize efficiency and improve their systems for the future
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Canada's Public Infrastructure Is At Risk, New Report Finds
The age and condition of key infrastructure shows urgent need for long-term renewal
Editorial
Investing in Water System Improvements
Chicago is digging in on infrastructure upgrades and building a foundation for growth.
Editorial
Breaking the Cycle of Manhole Corrosion
Corrosion-resistant manhole rehab system solves a significant problem with Laredo’s aging infrastructure.
Editorial
Water Systems Need Their iPhone Moment
Smarter systems will help utilities cope with the demands of aging infrastructure.
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Severe Storms Prove Infrastructure Upgrades Are Worth the Price Tag
In a world where severe storms are becoming more and more frequent, upgrades to sewer and water infrastructure are more and more imperative
Editorial
Choosing Pipe Repair or Replacement
Understanding your options and the best course of action begins with sound condition assessment.
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America’s Water Infrastructure Is Failing — But Here’s How We Could Start to Fix It
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Study Provides Comprehensive Look at North America’s Water Main Break Situation
Utah State University follows up on a survey of U.S. and Canadian water utilities it first did in 2012
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How Proactive Asset Management is Working Out for One Water Utility
Kansas City’s water utility hit a peak of 1,844 water main breaks in 2012. Today it has a much better handle on its aging infrastructure.
