Entries Tagged Public Education

The New York City Department of Environmental Protection’s recently released report, State of the Sewers 2013, takes a hard-nosed look at the...

Cold, frost and frozen pipes are an annual occurrence in Wisconsin. But even in the land of the Frozen Tundra, this year’s...

For a homeowner, the slow, methodical dripping of a kitchen sink in the middle of the night is merely an annoyance. For...

In a historic partnership, the Maine WasteWater Control Association and the Association of Nonwoven Fabrics Industry recently launched a pilot project designed...

Social media has evolved significantly since Facebook debuted 10 years ago. The company’s initial target audience — Harvard college students — has...

The words “public education” bring to mind quite a few typical images, including PowerPoint presentations, brochures and fact sheets. But that doesn’t...

In June, global water consulting engineering firm Black & Veatch released its second annual report highlighting the top 10 concerns for the...

The Milwaukee Water Works and H2Oscore have formed a partnership to provide water usage data at an online portal to help consumers...

Protecting your collection and treatment works from sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs) and blockages has become more difficult over the last few years....

With 3.1 million residents and an annual rainfall of only about 13 inches, the Orange County (Calif.) Public Works – OC Watersheds...

Taking an existing process and doing it better is nothing new; in fact, you could argue that this is the defining characteristic...

Madison, Wis., maintains a modern system of more than 800 miles of water mains. Madison Water Utility reckoned, however, that delivering water...

Are you looking for a way to get a message to the public about your utility? Or about the services you provide?Don’t...

With 3.1 million residents and an annual rainfall of only about 13 inches, the Orange County (Calif.) Public Works — OC Watersheds...