Online Exclusives Drug Smugglers Destroy Sewer Line Millions of dollars in repairs are needed after bundles of marijuana cause a major backup in city’s wastewater system. July 16, 2015
Online Exclusives Drought, Climate Change Speed Call To Action US Bureau of Reclamation rethinks its water management system to better serve a growing population amidst an uncertain future July 15, 2015
Online Exclusives Students Provide Expertise for Stormwater Plan Studies of urban runoff and its affects on the local environment result in some very practical solutions for a small city in Iowa July 09, 2015
Online Exclusives Water Suppliers Wrestle with Decreased Sales Unprecedented conservation efforts come with a unique set of challenges for California water utilities July 01, 2015
Online Exclusives Planning, Partnerships Make 50-mile Water Pipeline Successful Colorado’s Southern Delivery System is one of the largest water projects underway in the western United States and an illustration of synergy between stakeholders June 22, 2015
Online Exclusives News Briefs: China Experiments With GPS to Curb Manhole Cover Thefts In this week's news, China has a new way of tracking its missing manhole covers, a California city sues the state over water use restrictions, and Denver addresses stormwater concerns. June 16, 2015
Online Exclusives News Briefs: Jay Z Rebuked by Denver Water in Open Letter In this week's news, Denver Water gives rapper Jay Z a lesson on the true cost of water, Knoxville meets consent decree milestones, and a partnership in St. Louis will provide $10 million in loans to minority and women contractors June 02, 2015
Online Exclusives A Small Victory in the Battle Against 'Flushable' Wipes Nice-Pak Products, which produces disposable wipes under several store-brand labels, has agreed to cease making flushability marketing claims. May 20, 2015
Online Exclusives Sinkhole Severs Sewers, Wipes Out Lift Station A stormwater culvert collapses, creating a 45-foot-wide sinkhole — and a $500,000 problem — in Texas May 20, 2015
Online Exclusives Ice, Ice ... Infrastructure Revenue? At Spartanburg Water, ice sales from treated water have supplied $1.5 million in revenue for infrastructure improvements. May 18, 2015
Online Exclusives Can Pink Manhole Covers Deter Theft? Municipalities sometimes resort to unconventional means to keep its metal infrastructure from ending up at the scrapyard. May 04, 2015
Online Exclusives Wildfires Could Put More Strain on Drought-Stricken California Unprecedented water regulations will cut residential and commercial use, but they won’t reduce reliance on water when fires flare up April 30, 2015
Online Exclusives Fort Worth Flooding Reveals Needs, and Results Stormwater system improvements and initiatives have had a big impact on public safety April 22, 2015
Online Exclusives Stormwater Solutions Help Close Funding Gap Increased public awareness, green infrastructure and the formation of stormwater utilities offer promise in today’s no-spend culture April 08, 2015