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Over the last 10 years, Cleveland has invested nearly $1 billion in their water infrastructure to prepare for the future,

Communities share the understanding that flood risk doesn’t stop at city limits and solutions are best addressed holistically across geographic

Research indicating insecticides and antibiotic resistant superbugs are finding their way into drinking water will heighten consumer fears By David

Extreme weather events are becoming a more realistic possibility each year and cities need to start preparing aging infrastructure for

With time and after education of the public sector, P3s are poised to continue to grow in popularity as more

WIFIA promises to be a significant funding source for water infrastructure projects, but it will not entirely replace SRF funding

Virginia tackles a growing traffic congestion problem with three interconnected solutions By Stephen Meyers A $2.1 billion public-private partnership, the

If not handled properly, stormwater runoff presents a major challenge for city planners and residents; however, underground detention systems provide

Many cities’ stormwater management systems are already benefiting from the incorporation of green infrastructure, and the funding opportunities for these