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Pump Station Maximizes Holding Capacity at Sports Complex Expansion
Pump Station Maximizes Holding Capacity at Sports Complex Expansion
Online Exclusives
July 27, 2015
Water System Consolidation Brings Challenges
Water System Consolidation Brings Challenges
Editorial
July 23, 2015
Grundfos pumping system pays for itself by efficiently matching municipal water pressure with demand.
Water Utility Working To Eliminate Waste
Water Utility Working To Eliminate Waste
Editorial
July 23, 2015
California’s Victor Valley Wastewater Reclamation Authority is banking on innovative energy-from-waste technology to become energy independent.
Utilities Are Working Toward the Future
Editorial
July 23, 2015
Preserving and protecting our water resources is an industry-wide mission.
What I Learned During a Rotten Weekend Without Water
What I Learned During a Rotten Weekend Without Water
Blogs
July 23, 2015
Sometimes, you don't miss it till it's gone.
Old Water Meters Met With Creativity
Old Water Meters Met With Creativity
Online Exclusives
July 22, 2015
When an Iowa water utility replaced its manual water meters, they decided to upcycle the old equipment by repurposing it
Public Works Director Resigns After Water Meter Probe
Public Works Director Resigns After Water Meter Probe
Online Exclusives
July 22, 2015
An investigative report has found smart meters in Tinley Park, Illinois inaccurately record how much water a household uses, resulting in overcharges
Coolest Water Tank Competition Heating Up
Coolest Water Tank Competition Heating Up
Online Exclusives
July 21, 2015
Do you think your municipality has what it takes to win the "Tank of the Year" contest?
UCLA Seeks $13 Million in Damages After Water Main Break
Online Exclusives
July 20, 2015
Up to 10 million gallons of water gushed out of a broken water main, causing extensive damages on the UCLA campus, including historic Pauley Pavillion, last July
Networking, Educational Program Highlight ASCE Pipelines 2015
Networking, Educational Program Highlight ASCE Pipelines 2015
Online Exclusives
July 20, 2015
Annual meeting of the American Society of Civil Engineers' Pipelines Division set for Aug. 23-26 in Baltimore
Drought, Climate Change Speed Call To Action
Drought, Climate Change Speed Call To Action
Online Exclusives
July 15, 2015
US Bureau of Reclamation rethinks its water management system to better serve a growing population amidst an uncertain future
News Briefs: Fargo Fights Against Zebra Mussels
News Briefs: Fargo Fights Against Zebra Mussels
Online Exclusives
July 15, 2015
In this week's news, Fargo Water Utility races to combat an invasive species, drop cloths cause major problems at a lift station, and LA pushes for big water rate increases
24 Water Professionals Become Certified Public Infrastructure Inspectors
Online Exclusives
July 15, 2015
Rapid City Reduces Pollution in Stormwater Runoff
Rapid City Reduces Pollution in Stormwater Runoff
Online Exclusives
July 14, 2015
Diverting stormwater runoff to wetland channels is credited with improving water quality of Rapid Creek
Students Provide Expertise for Stormwater Plan
Students Provide Expertise for Stormwater Plan
Online Exclusives
July 09, 2015
Studies of urban runoff and its affects on the local environment result in some very practical solutions for a small city in Iowa
News Briefs: How Much Marijuana is in Wastewater?
News Briefs: How Much Marijuana is in Wastewater?
Online Exclusives
July 06, 2015
In this week's news, a Washington wastewater study looks at drug use, states go to battle against the EPA and a water reuse project gets the thumbs-up
Los Angeles Unveils Stormwater Capture Master Plan
Los Angeles Unveils Stormwater Capture Master Plan
Online Exclusives
July 02, 2015
Efforts to secure a sustainable water supply include new and enhanced facilities designed to divert runoff into groundwater basins
Water Suppliers Wrestle with Decreased Sales
Water Suppliers Wrestle with Decreased Sales
Online Exclusives
July 01, 2015
Unprecedented conservation efforts come with a unique set of challenges for California water utilities
Drought, Hilly Terrain Pose Challenges For Small California District
Drought, Hilly Terrain Pose Challenges For Small California District
Videos
June 30, 2015
The special water district in La Habra Heights, a hilly town in Southern California with a small population, has a lot going for it despite its challenges. Watch and listen as Michael Gualtieri, general manager, describes his district’s varied terrain, electricity usage, reservoirs and more.
New Lead-Lag Controller for Water Industry
Online Exclusives
June 30, 2015