NYS/DEC Announces construction of $13 Million Wastewater Project
The New York State DEC has launched a nearly $13 million project to improve wastewater collection and treatment in Kendall,
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Sen. Costa hopes road-and-bridge funding bill reduces opposition
Senator Jay Costa supports a bill allocating $293 million for public transit and an additional $500 million for road and
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Experts ‘disappointed’ drainage regulation update
Experts are disappointed that the UK government’s recent update to sustainable drainage system (SuDS) standards stops short of making SuDS
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U.S. Water Market Size and Forecast 2025 to 2034
The U.S. water and wastewater treatment market is growing due to rising urbanization, industrialization and stricter environmental regulations, driving demand
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Injunction on Immigration for Federal Transportation Grants
The court issued a preliminary injunction blocking the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) from enforcing a condition requiring recipients of
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U.S. Transportation Secretary speeds to get America building again
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy has expedited the processing of infrastructure grants, approving 529 recent grants totaling $2.9 billion—bringing his total cleared
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Nevada’s Infrastructure Improves to a ‘C+’ Grade
Nevada’s 2025 infrastructure report, released by ASCE, upgraded the state’s overall grade from a C to a C+, making it
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Water can not be climate afterthought in US
While U.S. climate policy often centers on energy and transportation, water—despite its essential role—is largely overlooked. With worsening droughts impacting
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US Infrastructure could become casualty of Iran-Israel conflict
The ongoing Israel–Iran conflict could trigger cyberattacks targeting U.S. critical infrastructure. Researchers from firms like Radware and Google’s Threat Intelligence
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Leaders Praise EPA’s Proposed Standards
The EPA’s draft Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) for 2026–2027 proposes raising mandatory blending targets for ethanol and biodiesel while prioritizing
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Local Solutions to Our Biggest Problems
Chattanooga’s mayor, Tim Kelly, emphasizes that local governments—like his city—can effectively address big national issues by directly fostering economic mobility
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Exploring an unconventional solution to water scarcity
In response to escalating water scarcity driven by climate change and rapid population growth, St. George, Utah, is pioneering the
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How American Water is Shaping the Future at ACE25
The 2025 American Water Works Association (AWWA) Annual Conference & Exposition (ACE25) in Denver, American Water showcased its leadership in
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Amazon invests billions in Pennsylvania to expand infrastructure
Amazon has announced plans to invest at least $20 billion in Pennsylvania to expand its cloud infrastructure, focusing on data
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The infrastructure risk that could derail America’s energy transition
Federal investigators revealed that some Chinese-made solar inverters contain hidden communication modules, raising national security concerns. With China producing the
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EPA Administrator Zeldin Wraps Up Week-Long Alaska Swing
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin concluded a week-long visit to Alaska, where he toured several regions and joined Energy Secretary Chris
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U.S. Officials Support Energy Expansion
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright, along with Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, visited Alaska to promote
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Trump’s Key Step Toward Making Cars Affordable Again
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced a final rule by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) that reinterprets
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Cities are Using Financial Empowerment to Advance Economy
Cities across the U.S. are adopting comprehensive financial empowerment strategies to enhance residents’ economic mobility. San Antonio, Texas, eliminated $60
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Infrastructure is a solid bet: Ferrovial exec
As federal infrastructure funding becomes less reliable in the U.S., the private sector is stepping in to fill the gap,
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APWA Announces 2025 Public Works Leaders of the Year
The American Public Works Association (APWA) has announced its 2025 Top Ten Public Works Leaders of the Year, an honor
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Incorporate hazard risk into community planning
Hazard mitigation planning is crucial for reducing the impact of natural disasters, but efforts are often fragmented due to separate
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Illinois Green Lights Plan to Revamp State Roadways
The Illinois Tollway board has approved a $2 billion, seven-year capital plan called ‘Bridging the Future’ to modernize and maintain
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Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy Slashes Red Tape
Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced 52 deregulatory actions across key transportation agencies aimed at eliminating outdated and redundant rules
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Texas plans $20B to mitigate looming water crisis
Over 6 million people in Texas are currently living in drought-affected areas, highlighting the state’s vulnerability to extreme weather patterns
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