Entries Tagged Texas

In most parts of the country, flood forecasts are made days and even weeks in advance. Not so in central Texas. Known...

The Tarrant Regional Water District is building a massive new 150-mile-long water supply pipeline in north Texas that will double the district’s...

Water professionals from across the U.S. kicked off Water Week 2015 Sunday, April 12, in Washington, D.C., with the event continuing through...

Governor Edmund Brown Jr. and state legislative leaders announced last week $1 billion in legislation to help California communities cope with the...

Trino Pedraza and his New Braunfels Utilities operations and maintenance team are the right people, in the right place, at the right...

The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission announced that teams working on projects that are part of the Water System Improvement Program (WSIP)...

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

Houston-based GHX Industrial LLC, a subsidiary of The United Distribution Group, reported on Jan. 2 that it has acquired the operations and...

Madlyn Mecca, 86, died last week in a natural gas explosion that leveled her house in Dunmore, Pa., and caused significant damage...

The sewer system serving the City of Denton, Texas, has been growing with the city and has experienced plenty of growing pains.But...

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

During its annual meeting on May 4 to 7, the Plastics Pipe Institute, Inc. honored four individual members and five member-company projects....

Wichita Falls, in north central Texas, is just 10 miles from the Oklahoma border. The 1930s Dust Bowl included that area, and...

Wichita Falls, in north central Texas, is just 10 miles from the Oklahoma border. The 1930s Dust Bowl included that area, and...