Entries Tagged Public Education

Jacksonville is in central Arkansas, just off I-40 about 12 miles northeast of Little Rock. It’s not a heavily industrialized area, and...

The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District is celebrating this upcoming Valentine's Day with these witty digital valentine cards, which the utility shared...

Editor’s note: Look for a full profile on Madison Water Utility in the February 2015 issue of Municipal Sewer & Water ("Nothing for...

One Texas community is using a grassroots campaign to conserve water. And township leaders are confident the efforts will successfully preserve limited...

As water professionals, we know how difficult it is to explain complicated issues to elected officials and the general public.Take, for example,...

Toilet and bathroom habits are typically a taboo topic in the U.S. We blush when we excuse ourselves from a crowded room...

In the book All the Way to the Ocean by Joel Harper, James tosses a candy wrapper to the curb.“Hey, what are...

Note: Luke Laggis, editor of MSW magazine, is blogging from WEFTEC in New Orleans this week. If you're at the show and...

Listen to it once, and you’ll be humming the wastewater-themed Macklemore parody often. It’s an earworm, all right — a catchy little...

Dr. Mehmet Oz, host of the Dr. Oz Show, has been a big proponent of “flushable” wipes. He’s touted their health benefits,...

There is no doubt that the water industry faces significant challenges, from the huge price tag to upgrade and maintain existing infrastructure,...

Elementary and high school students in Maine participated in a poster contest during the state’s Clean Water Week, which was celebrated June...

Pictures often speak louder than words in the Show Me State. That’s certainly the case in Springfield, Mo., where infrastructure is proudly...

Decorative manhole covers certainly aren’t necessary, but in a country where infrastructure is often overlooked, every little bit of attention is welcome.And...