Public Works Supports All of Us
Without public works, nothing works. No clean water, no sewers and no showers. No roads, bridges or bike paths and
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AI use in Infrastructure set to soar
Engineers around the world are already seeing major efficiency gains from using AI. In Turkey, advanced AI tools helped compress
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California’s infrastructure graded a ‘C-‘
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) released the 2025 Report Card for California’s Infrastructure. The state received the same grade as
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AI Interview: Mario Vasquez, City Manager of Kansas City
Mario Vasquez reflects on his first year as City Manager and gives hints on what’s to come American Infrastructure: You
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Reflecting on Sustainable Infrastructure
As we close another year, those of us working in sustainable infrastructure face a paradox. The term “sustainability” has become
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Increased pollution in drinking water found across U.S.
Water professionals routinely check drinking water for PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), research found that these levels are increasing in
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EPA will Help Atlantic City comply with Safe Drinking Water Act
The EPA has ordered the Atlantic City Municipal Utilities Authority to correct violations of the Safe Drinking Water Act after
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2025 Takeaways: Water-management
The past year in water-management, professionals implemented new solutions and looked to combat aging infrastructure. As the ASCE estimated that
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Virtual reality training can enhance construction site safety
Construction remains one of the most dangerous industries, and traditional classroom or paper-based safety training has struggled to prepare workers
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U.S. Construction Industry Report 2025
The U.S. construction industry is expected to face a 2.7% decline in 2025, as commercial, industrial and residential sectors weaken
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U.S. water systems need almost $1 trillion in upgrades
The American Society of Civil Engineers’ 2025 Report Card gave the nation’s infrastructure an overall grade of C, a slight
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Federal shutdown is over, but January deadline looms
The National League of Cities (NLC) maintained strong advocacy throughout the longest federal shutdown in U.S. history, pushing Congress to
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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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Meta expands AI Infrastructure with $600B data center investment
Meta is significantly expanding its U.S. infrastructure with plans to invest over $600 billion in data centers nationwide, one of
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Economic Impacts of the Federal Government Shutdown
The ongoing federal government shutdown, now the longest in U.S. history, is having widespread economic and social consequences far beyond
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Building flexible, affordable, and clean energy despite federal headwinds
In 2025, the U.S. clean energy industry faces a volatile policy landscape marked by the rollback of major federal programs
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Consequences of the Department of Energy’s Award Terminations
A newly leaked Department of Energy (DOE) list revealed the termination of 647 clean energy and manufacturing projects worth more
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Hochul Announces Record NYSDOT Paving Investment for 2026
Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a record-breaking investment in New York’s transportation infrastructure, dedicating over $600 million to more than
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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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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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APWA Public Works Projects of the Year
The American Public Works Association (APWA) Public Works Projects of the Year honor excellence in the management and administration of
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Building the Foundation of Tomorrow
How the County of San Diego’s culture of service and shared purpose strengthens its communities Most of what holds a
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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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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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