Entries Tagged Wisconsin

The time-lapse video below captures the challenging 10-day repair of a sewer pipeline at Carnoustie Golf Links is in Angus, Scotland, damaged by stormy...

The co-chairs of the National Governors Association's Economic Development and Revitalization Task Force recently sent a letter to Congress expressing concern over funding cuts...

In a remarkable recovery, a couple from Chino Hills, California, was reunited with their lost engagement ring more than a year after...

Entry 335581In what Time magazine is calling a “crisis decades in the making,” 180,000 residents in Jackson, Mississippi lack access to reliable drinking water...

Entry 335879Residents in central Texas had to conserve water after a recent break in a water main. The issue also triggered a citywide...

Entry 335953Members of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee heard testimony from public clean water utility members of the National Association...

Entry 335959Reducing leaks is a cost-effective way to save urban water without draining utilities, according to a new large-scale assessment of utility-level...

The Water Council, a nonprofit championing water technology innovation in the world’s freshwater hub, recently announced the winners of its 2021 Pilot...

As part of the My Wisconsin Backyard series, Milwaukee PBS recently posted a video touring the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District.Lake Michigan, along...

Entry 336409The El Paso Times reports that about 6.5 mgd of wastewater was flowing into the Rio Grande after an unprecedented breaking of...

Entry 336746According to MSN News, two city workers in Lebanon, Kentucky, were recently hospitalized after being rescued from a lift station.Emergency crews were...

Manhole risers fit metropolitan communityProblem:“We were having problems in the city with cast iron manhole risers,” says Samir Amin, P.E., Milwaukee’s engineer...

Downtown Madison, Wisconsin, is surrounded by water. It’s an isthmus with Lake Mendota on one side and Lake Monona on the other....

It doesn't just disappear. The salt we use every winter — more than 525,000 tons of it in Wisconsin — washes into our...