Entries Tagged Infrastructure

Most people working in the municipal sewer and water field have dealt with the problems associated with aging infrastructure. In many older...

The Knoxville Utilities Board (KUB) of Knoxville, Tenn., is engaged in an assertive program to renew its wastewater infrastructure. The effort consists...

As I was editing the stories for this issue back in late April, there were several things going on in the municipal...

The results of a new U.S. Environmental Protection Agency survey should come as no surprise, but the numbers are still alarming. EPA’s fifth...

New technologies and condition assessment programs along with a more knowledgeable customer base have transformed the way drain cleaning contractors and municipalities...

WeiserMazars, an accounting, tax and advisory services firm, recently released the results of its first annual U.S. Water Industry Outlook survey. The...

American Water has released a new white paper titled, The “One Water” Approach. The paper discusses the need to begin looking at...

Michael Hoffman, engineer and professor of environmental science at Caltech, and his colleagues were awarded $100,000 for their solar-powered toilet at the...

Black & Veatch recently released a report identifying the top challenges in the water and wastewater industry. Not surprisingly, aging infrastructure topped...

Hydrant and valve inspectorThe Flow Control Hydrant and Valve Inspector by Trimble from AMERICAN puts hydrant and valve maintenance and recordkeeping in...

Trenchless technology has opened up a world of opportunities for cost-effective wastewater infrastructure rehabilitation and life extension for the City of Nampa,...