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A collections system playing a role in the fight against drug abuse? That’s what is happening in Cary, North Carolina. The town is...

Toilets are the unexpected heroes of New York City’s green infrastructure program — yes, toilets. Not only has New York City been installing...

Last year, we wrote about an Australian water utility that was deploying dogs and their superior sense of smell as a leak...

Toward the end of 2017, a new law in California went into effect. Prompted in part by the years-long drought the state...

Mardi Gras is a big deal in New Orleans and there are some big numbers associated with it — 1.4 million, the...

No one would argue that sewer inspections can be a dirty — and dangerous — job for workers. An Australian company is...

Gary and Linda De Kock have paddled more than 3,800 river miles and raised some $39,000 for their favorite charity, Water For...

Using recycled materials, ingenuity and decades of expertise working underground, a pair of equipment operators for the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District...

Where and when water mains will fail has long been the million-dollar question for municipalities — often in the most literal sense....

There are many trenchless technologies that allow your utility to dig differently these days when taking care of underground infrastructure projects. But sometimes...

Sources of waterway pollution can take many different forms. In recent years, the San Jose Environmental Services Department in California has been...

A direct investment of $10 billion in water and energy efficiency programs could boost U.S gross domestic product by $13 to $15...

As is typically the drill when the latter part of December arrives and a new year approaches, it’s time for some reflection....

What pipes need continual inspection and how am I going to pay for it? These may be the two most common questions I...