Teamwork saves $1.6 million on major wastewater project
This summer, the Environmental Utilities team in Roseville completed a complex and high-stakes repair project at the Dry Creek Wastewater
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Author: Karla Valdez
Bright Future U Prepares Youth for Career in Energy
People’s Gas and Chicago Public Schools have joined forces to create the Bright Futures U program, an initiative that helps
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Tallahassee force main leak snarls traffic
City of Tallahassee crews responded to a major wastewater spill after a force main leak at the T.P. Smith Water
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Smart Water Control in New Berlin, New York
When the culvert on Holmesville Hill Road in Berlin, NY, repeatedly failed due to heavy seasonal runoff, the town needed
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DOT&PF Awards $29 Million for Kenai Spur Highway Upgrades
The Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities has awarded a $29 million construction contract for Phase II of the
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EPA Orders Construction Company to Comply with Clean Water Act
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), working with the Virgin Islands Department of Planning and Natural Resources (DPNR), has ordered
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A familiar infrastructure challenge is unfolding now
Australia is entering another wave of major water infrastructure investment, reminiscent of past booms following long periods of underinvestment. The
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Water Leadership Institute 2025 Graduates
The Water Leadership Institute (WLI) Class of 2025 brings together 83 water professionals from 27 U.S. states, Canada, and New
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City of Wasilla’s Path Modernizes Wastewater Infrastructure
Wasilla, Alaska, is using $5.7 million in Community Project funding to overhaul its aging wastewater infrastructure, a system still dependent
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Cities Navigate Surging Electricity Demand and Rising Risk
Cities face mounting challenges as new, energy-intensive users like data centers, electrified transit and industrial reshoring strain local grids, while
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Public Works Makes Normal Happen
This summer, communities across the United States have faced devastating natural disasters floods, wildfires, tornadoes and more. For many, the
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Texas DOT works to leverage artificial intelligence’s power
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) has launched a three-year Artificial Intelligence Strategic Plan (2025–2027) to improve roadway safety, mobility
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Baldwin Water Treatment Plant is an Engineering Landmark
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) has officially recognized the Baldwin Water Treatment Plant in Cleveland, Ohio, as a
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J.D. Power says Charging Infrastructure is becoming more reliable
Public EV charging has long faced criticism for unreliable stations, frustrating user experiences and equipment breakdowns, all of which have
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How can civil engineers adapt to unexpected job responsibilities?
Civil engineering encompasses a wide range of roles and responsibilities, from building structures to managing projects, which means professionals often
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DOE Announces $134 Million to Advance U.S. Fusion Leadership
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced $134 million in funding to accelerate innovation in fusion energy through two
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Public Officials Step Up to Fund Infrastructure Projects
State and local governments across the U.S. are making historic investments in infrastructure, with billions allocated toward roads, bridges, water
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Kansas City Builds for the Next Century
The new John Jordan “Buck” O’Neil Memorial Bridge in Kansas City replaces the outdated 1956 structure with a modern design
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Safety First: Why Flaggers Need More Than a Paddle
Flaggers play a critical but often overlooked role in roadway construction, acting as the first line of defense for both
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Propane, the Key to $1.5 Billion in Federal Transit Grants
The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) is offering $1.5 billion in competitive grants to modernize and expand public transit systems across
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Oil and gas industry has a water problem, and EPA wants to help
The EPA is proposing updates to its decades-old regulations on “produced water” from oil and gas extraction, aiming to enable
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A ‘poison pill’ in California’s budget deal ties state spending
California’s Legislature narrowly passed a $321 billion budget just before the July 1st deadline, but its enactment hinges on approval of two
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EPA Will Revise Wastewater Rules to Support Electric Energy
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, under Administrator Lee Zeldin, intends to revise the 2024 Steam Electric Effluent Limitations Guidelines for
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DWR Semi-Annual Groundwater Key Trends for Water Year 2024
California’s Department of Water Resources (DWR) has released its latest Semi‑Annual Groundwater Conditions Update, revealing that groundwater storage across 98
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Time to Stop Subsidizing Solar and Wind in Perpetuity
The One Big Beautiful Bill would eliminate or accelerate the phase‑out of federal clean energy tax credits for wind, solar,
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