Entries Tagged Research

After years of hard work from its Infiltration Control Grouting Committee, NASSCO has published two new grouting specifications: Pipeline Packer Injection Capital...

With the advent of smartphones and watches and a variety of health and fitness apps, it’s gotten common for people to know...

Harmful algal blooms (HABs) are a global concern that threaten human and aquatic ecosystem health and can cause severe economic damages. Algal toxins...

A first-ever database of four decades of changes in the world’s largest rivers could become an important tool for urban planners seeking...

A Western University flood-control expert has developed the first Canada-wide maps showing how floodplains — including low-lying areas of major cities like Vancouver and...

Entry 336332A new study projects that a hot and dry future climate may lead to a 29% decline in Upper Colorado River Basin “baseflow”...

In 2011, Texas experienced one of its worst droughts ever. The dry, parched conditions caused over $7 billion in crop and livestock...

The Water Tower has announced that Carollo Engineers will be the first tenant at The Water Tower Innovation Center — a 55,000...

Storm surges can be deadly coastal hazards, but the current historical tide gauge data that is needed to better understand them, and...

While Earth’s freshwater resources are finite, the challenge of effectively and sustainably managing them as we head into a warmer future with...

Hamilton, Ontario, has a long history. The beginnings of its wastewater system date back more than 160 years, but its future is...

When rain began falling in northern Georgia Sept. 15, 2009, little did Atlantans know they would witness epic flooding throughout the city....

A new study shows average temperatures have increased, annual rainfall has decreased, and dry periods have become longer and more variable across...

When people think of sea level rise, they usually think of coastal erosion. However, recent computer modeling studies indicate that coastal wastewater...