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Madison's Unique Flushing Program Gets Other Utilities' Attention
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Historic Snowmelt Causes Flooding, Problems for Utilities
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Municipalities, Contractors Agree Public Communication Is Key to Project Success
Informing residents and visitors of route changes, water stoppages and more goes a long way toward celebrating a successful job
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Renewable Water Sources Are Precious for This Arizona Community
The water department in Marana, Arizona, does everything it can to use water wisely in the face of drought and diminishing surface water supplies
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Wild February Weather Takes Toll On Madison, Wisconsin's Water Mains
The city has seen 69 main breaks and counting in the first two months of 2019
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New Degree Program in Wisconsin Aims to Help Water Sector Workforce Shortage
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay's new bachelor's degree in water science underscores the region’s important role in addressing water quality issues
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Microplastic Contamination Found in Fractured Limestone Aquifers
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Tennessee City Takes on Water Leaks and I&I
Elizabethton, Tennessee, has seen cost savings since merging its water and wastewater divisions into a single entity, allowing it to tackle overdue rehabilitation projects
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Learning to Crawl: CCTV Inspection Is About More Than Robotics
Before potential CCTV operators are considered for training, they should show a desire to learn, be self-motivated and have a wealth of common sense
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Annual Water Use in Madison, Wisconsin, Drops by a Billion Gallons in Six Years
City hits water conservation and sustainability goal set in 2006
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DC Water Tunnel Saves Anacostia River from 4.5 Billion Gallons of Overflow in 2018
The tunnel also caught 900 tons of trash, solids and debris that would have ended up in the river
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How to Prepare Your Utility for Severe Winter Storms
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U.S. Water Use Declines to Levels Not Seen Since 1970
Reductions in water use first observed in 2010 continue, showing an ongoing effort towards efficient use of critical water resources
