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Report Finds Opportunity for Urban Stormwater Capture Across US
Efforts to capture more stormwater could enhance water resilience in communities across the country
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Charlotte Partnership Announces the Carolinas’ First Beer Brewed With Recycled Water
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Rice University Launches WaTER Institute to Develop Accessible Clean Water Tech
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NRWA and WaterISAC to Collaborate on Cybersecurity Guidance for Rural Utilities
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Taking Treatment Plants to the Classroom
A 360-degree virtual plant tour expands WSSC Water’s outreach and helps the staff keep up with a growing volume of schools’ requests
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Why Financial Literacy Programs Are the New Must-Have Employee Benefit
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California Storage Project to Improve Water Dependability for Residents
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California Utility Promotes Healthy Hydration and Sustainability With Fill Stations
A California utility establishes water bottle fill stations in schools and community centers to promote the high quality of tap water
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New Study Says East Coast Cities Are Sinking
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Survey Says Over Half of Americans Worried About How Stormwater is Managed
Devastating weather events drive concerns about infrastructure, sustainability and climate change
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A Lesson in Plant Building: Involve the Community
Charlotte Water starts early to forge connections with its community around construction of a new 25 mgd water resource recovery facility
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Sister Climate Cities and Utility Data Predict Future Water Demands
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Hydroexcavation Best Practices for Complex Underground Environments
From understanding the differences in ground conditions to using the right water pressure, hydroexcavator operators can streamline efficiency and ensure job site safety with these best practices
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National Climate Assessment Reveals Intensified Water Challenges Ahead
A new national assessment of water and climate, led by CU Boulder’s Liz Payton, cites some national progress
