Why Colorado River negotiations are so difficult
Negotiations over a new Colorado River management plan have stalled, leaving states unable to meet a federal deadline and raising
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Water
Los Angeles to double its wastewater recycling capacity
In Los Angeles, the Donald C. Tillman Water Reclamation Plant is slated for an upgrade to double its wastewater recycling
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Experts push for smarter water management in Great Lakes
The Great Lakes Water Conference highlighted the growing urgency of securing clean, reliable water for the region’s communities, ecosystems and
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Georgia includes forever chemicals in state drinking water
Georgia’s Environmental Protection Division has proposed updating its drinking water rules to regulate two specific PFAS chemicals—PFOA and PFOS—aligning with
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$193 million project to upgrade Pittsburgh’s drinking water system
Local officials, labor representatives and community leaders recently gathered along the Allegheny River to celebrate the start of construction on
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LA to double recycled water capacity at Van Nuys wastewater plant
Los Angeles is moving closer to a major milestone in water sustainability with plans to retrofit its Tillman Water Reclamation
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Erie Canal’s bicentennial Celebration
The Erie Canal, completed in 1825 after eight years of construction at a cost of just over $7 million (roughly
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Lake Murray dam receives historic landmark recognition
The Lake Murray dam, in South Carolina is now a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark. Formally known as the Dreher
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Hubbard updating stormwater program following Ohio EPA citations
The Ohio EPA has issued a notice of violation to the City of Hubbard after a routine audit found the
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American Water and Essential Utilities approve merger
A leading regulated U.S. water and wastewater public utility emerges as American Water Works Company, Inc. and Essential Utilities, Inc.
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Three Los Osos Community Sites are converted to Recycled Water
The County of San Luis Obispo Public Works Department has completed three major water conservation projects that replaced potable water
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Raleigh’s bioenergy recovery project
Raleigh, N.C. introduces their bioenergy recovery project, which powers buses with renewable natural gas from wastewater. Raleigh is the first
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EPA Removes Waste from Former Glycerin Traders Facility
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has begun removing hazardous waste from the former Glycerin Traders facility in La Porte,
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Morgantown’s Monongahela River Revival
Morgantown, West Virginia, has long struggled with trash and debris buildup along the Monongahela River, a vital community feature that
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A community-first approach to stormwater solutions
In the world of infrastructure, we often follow a predictable pattern: identify a problem, design a solution, seek community input,
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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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GIS Technology: Innovation In Motion
The Greater New Haven Water Pollution Control Authority utilizes GIS technology The Greater New Haven Water Pollution Control Authority (GNHWPCA
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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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Newark is investing in stormwater upgrades
As climate change brings heavier rainfall, higher storm surges and vicious winds, Newark’s Water and Sewer Utility is taking an
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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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How Chicago DWM Faces Flooding
Climate change is a problem levying a heavy tax on Chicago’s sewer infrastructure. We are experiencing more 100-year storms now
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New York Governor to Affordably Advance Local Water Infrastructure Projects
Governor of New York Kathy Hochul announced $176 million in infrastructure funding is going towards communities across New York State.
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