Online Exclusives Good Customer Service Can Lead to Higher Profits, Even for Public Utilities Without Competition February 10, 2021
Online Exclusives Once-in-a-Lifetime Floods to Become Regular Occurrences by End of Century Flood levels reached by Superstorm Sandy could be seen every four years by the end of the 21st century January 07, 2021
Online Exclusives Study Finds Harmful Microbes on Sewer Pipe Walls Rutgers study could lead to better disinfection methods and understanding of coronavirus and other risks August 03, 2020
Online Exclusives Saint Louis University launches new WATER Institute The new institute aims to solve some of the world’s most complex water-related issues July 08, 2020
Editorial Evaluating CIPP Emission Data Study concludes Phase 2 of Trenchless Technology Center’s investigation into CIPP safety concerns. May 15, 2020
Online Exclusives Researchers Propose New Way To Detect Water Leaks Stanford researchers offer a new way to locate water leaks, saying it could save time, money and billions of gallons of water March 25, 2020
Editorial A Coordinated Effort Saves Money for Moorhead Public Service In-house crews and careful planning lend efficiency to Minnesota utility’s main replacement program. March 25, 2020
Editorial Collaboration at Its Finest NASSCO works across the industry to ensure CIPP safety. February 20, 2020
Online Exclusives Industry-Wide Webinar to Examine Results of CIPP Emissions Safety Study Results of the latest study from Louisiana Tech University's Trenchless Technology Center will be shared via webinar Dec. 17 December 05, 2019
Editorial Cross-Training Provides Appeal Training employees in a variety of roles can help smaller water utilities build efficiency and meet compliance challenges. November 21, 2019
Online Exclusives Researchers Developing Method to Test Seismic Vulnerability of Water Systems September 02, 2019
Online Exclusives First-Ever Stormwater Needs Survey Shows $7.5 Billion Annual Funding Gap May 20, 2019
Online Exclusives New Study Confirms 'Flushable' Wipes Don't Disperse in Sewer Systems Confirming what most in the industry already know, a study out of Ryerson Urban Water tested 101 different wipes for flushability and none of them passed the test May 16, 2019
Editorial Evaluation Stagnation Research shows that organizations should ditch conventional performance evaluations in favor of more effective strategies. May 23, 2018