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EPA Report Reinforces Importance of More Federal Funding for Water Infrastructure
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The South’s Aging Water Infrastructure Is Getting Pounded by Climate Change — Fixing It Is Also a Struggle
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New Report Highlights Lack of Funding for Critical Water Mains in North America
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Improve Workplace Safety for Sewer Workers with a Job Hazard Analysis
A Job Hazard Analysis can be used to identify and mitigate safety and health risks in a workplace. Learn how to develop one for your crew.
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WinCan’s Poster for PACP O&M Defect Codes
It can be a challenge to remember PACP operations and maintenance defect codes, but WinCan’s free reference poster gives you a visual cheat sheet
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Pipe Ovality Has More Value With WinCan Laser Scan
Measuring and tracking pipe ovality helps operators identify potential risks and maintenance requirements
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A Beginner’s Guide to Sewer Pipes
From material types to installation, there is a lot to learn about sewer pipes as the wastewater industry continues to grow and change
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Get a Free MACP Reference Poster
WinCan’s new MACP reference poster helps your inspection team easily identify the components of a manhole and properly code defects
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Winter is Here: The Effects of Cold Weather on Sewer System Maintenance
Winter weather can shut down a city. Check out these tips to keep your crew moving.
Editorial
Building and Buying American
Final guidance clarifies requirements of product manufacturers to meet the Made in America threshold
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The Stationary Thompson Pump 4JSC Provides Lift Station Backup
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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
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News Briefs: Chicago Secures Federal Loan to Replace Lead Water Pipes
Also in this week's sewer and water news, Texas voters overwhelmingly approve Proposition Six to create a $1 billion water infrastructure fund
