Green Infrastructure Articles

New water mains will help ensure a reliable supply of drinking water for decades to come and larger sewers and new catch basins will improve drainage during heavy rainstorms.

EPA initiative provides tools to help utilities understand climate science and adapt accordingly

AmeriCorps program creates jobs and plays an integral role in Philadelphia’s ambitious Green City, Clean Waters initiative.

With one of the biggest events of 2016 rolling into town, the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District saw an opportunity to showcase infrastructure. Here’s how the district greened up the city just in time for the Republican National Convention.

EPA awards $2.7 million in grants to help communities control stormwater runoff and improve water conservation.

City of Philadelphia seeks creative ways to reduce the cost of developing green infrastructure as part of its $2 billion Green City, Clean Water program.

A proactive multipronged approach will help Colorado's oldest and largest water supplier meet the needs of its customers for decades to come.

Infrastructure Week 2016 provides a platform to address the nation's deferred maintenance crisis and highlight the lack of investment in aging infrastructure

With an eye on stormwater, the pilot program catalyzes companies and professionals that are developing new products to be able to bring these new innovations to market quicker

Commitments aim to accelerate water innovations, investment and sustainability

The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District offers stakeholders a crash course in wastewater management

In this week’s news briefs, the gold medal for Best Municipal Water is awarded at an international tasting competition, and a city unveils its $729 million wastewater plan to help protect the Ohio River.

DC Water partners with the Water Environment Federation to launch a program to promote workers who install, inspect and maintain green infrastructure systems.

In this week’s news, a California utility responds to demand for more recycled water and a Michigan city’s 'Grand Strategy' takes aim at flood prevention