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While a Canadian utility continues to work to reduce its overflows, it’s at least taking a proactive approach in notifying the public...

Last week was Drinking Water Week, a time when many utilities do some public outreach and educate their customers on what it takes...

The California Senate has passed a bill that would make it easier for utilities to build stormwater capture projects.“We’re losing hundreds of...

Diversification drives growth for many companies, but Cedar Rapids, Iowa-based Save Our Sewers has taken a different approach. The company focuses on...

Wastewater infrastructure is built for a specific purpose. Being given a second life when that purpose comes to an end is rare...

The EPA wanted a $1 billion solution for Evansville, Indiana’s CSO problem. In the end, utility leaders came to an agreement with...

A $729 million multi-project CSO control plan spanning two decades requires some public education. But what do you do when people aren’t...

California Gov. Jerry Brown has officially lifted the state’s Drought State of Emergency in all but four counties, mostly in the agricultural...

A new model has been developed for tracking where lead particles might travel during a lead service line replacement.The hope of the...

Extreme climate and weather events are occurring more frequently with more intensity. Central to these events are the impacts to water —...

For a Minnesota watershed district, a months-long repair of a large stormwater tunnel turned into a prime public outreach opportunity.In December, the...

Decades ago, hydroexcavators only roamed the oilfields. Both excavating and offloading occurred right on site.Fast forward: The versatility of hydroexcavators has been...

Anne Arundel County, Maryland, is one of a number of jurisdictions using the Step Pool Conveyance System (SPCS) approach to reduce stormwater...

You turn on the tap, water comes out. Not that the value of water isn’t top of mind for Americans. Just look...