Entries Tagged Regulations

As many as 10 million U.S. households, schools and care facilities get their drinking water through lead pipes, and each pipe can...

In January 1986 a significant and tragic event happened that was completely preventable. The space shuttle Challenger exploded 73 seconds after taking...

KC Water is in the midst of orchestrating a roughly $2.3 billion, 30-year makeover of the sewer infrastructure in Kansas City, Missouri...

For the second year in a row, NASSCO’s 2021 Annual Washington, D.C., Fly-In was virtual. Held over several days, from Dec. 6-17, the...

Debra Burden is the idea person in the Water Conservation section of the Department of Water Resources in Citrus County, Florida, and...

120Water — the nation’s leading solutions provider for managing lead programs — is now offering complimentary, individualized planning assistance for water utilities looking to...

The pump discharge check valve is an essential element in the design of water and wastewater pumping systems. The valves work to...

Most people know that NASSCO exists to set standards for the assessment, maintenance and rehabilitation of underground infrastructure. What is lesser known,...

Utilities have a duty to protect employees and provide a safe work environment, but many fail to supply or specify all the...

Newly published changes to NSF/ANSI/CAN 61, the drinking water product standard required in the United States and Canada, further restrict the amount...

Knox County, Tennessee, is verdant, picturesque and a perfect illustration of the problems that arise when stormwater collects in volume. The result is...

As a 501(c)(6) trade association, it is NASSCO’s responsibility to advocate for funding of underground infrastructure, to set quality standards and to ensure...

We are sailing in uncharted waters. But we also have to continue the job we've been doing well for decades. Resilience is...

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