Governor of Kansas Announces More than $17M Investment for Energy Grid Resiliency
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly announced over $17 million in funding for energy grid resilience across 11 Kansas communities. According to
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Wichita couldn’t hire enough workers for its new water plan, so it’s outsourcing jobs
Wichita is grappling with staffing shortages for its new water treatment plant, leading the city to contract Operational Technical Services,
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Houston to soon contact some residents regarding federal lead pipe mandate
In the upcoming weeks, the City of Houston will reach out to residents whose homes may be at risk of
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Critical Infrastructure: How to Protect Water, Power and Space from Cyber Attacks
Critical infrastructure sectors, including water, energy and space systems, are facing escalating cyber threats that jeopardize essential services, as reported
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The Birth of the Emergency Firefighting Water System
After the devastating San Francisco earthquake on April 18, 1906, when firestorms raged for days across the newly established city,
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All the News About EV Charging in the U.S.
North America is addressing electric vehicle (EV) charging compatibility, with Tesla’s North American Charging Standard (NACS) gaining traction among automakers
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Water Is the Backbone to Stable Municipalities
The role of water in any town might be much more crucial than we think When thinking about how and
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EPA Forms Agreement With Honeywell To Help Restore Safe Drinking Water
Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced an agreement with Honeywell International Inc. that funds construction of groundwater treatment
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APWA’s Hurricane Helene Response
The American Public Works Association expresses support for those affected by Hurricane Helene and offers resources to aid in disaster
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U.S. Army Expands EV Charging, Microgrid Infrastructure
The U.S. Army Reserve continues the rollout of Electric Vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure and other sustainable energy solutions at facilities
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DOE Investing $1.5b To Bolster Nation’s Electric Grid
The U.S. Department of Energy is investing $1.5 billion in four transmission projects to improve grid reliability, open access to
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Buttigieg’s Deflects Port Surcharges Amid Labor Dispute
According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, President Biden and Vice President Harris are closely monitoring any attempts by companies
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DOT’s Response to Hurricane Francine
The U.S. Department of Transportation, led by Secretary Pete Buttigieg, is actively supporting response and recovery efforts in states affected
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Buttigieg Urges Port Operators to Negotiate With Unions
Amidst a looming contract expiration, top Biden administration officials, including Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su,
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Adapting For Climate Resilience
California is no stranger to the effects of climate change. Since 2020, we’ve seen the driest three years in the
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Providing Flood Control to Urban Streams
Water resource projects don’t take place in a vacuum. Rather, they are interconnected with the people and environment around them.
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A Look at Future Bridges in Southern Florida
Broward County has unveiled preliminary designs for two new bridges over the New River, set to accommodate both a commuter
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63rd Street Waterline Replacement Project Completion Expected Fall 2025
The City of Boulder is set to embark on the 63rd Street Waterline Replacement Project, aimed at enhancing the infrastructure
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One of the Largest Stormwater Projects in Vermont’s History Announced
A significant stormwater management initiative has been announced in Vermont, representing one of the largest projects of its kind in
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New Wastewater Treatment Plant Opens in New Mexico
The City of Anthony, New Mexico, is set to enhance its wastewater management capabilities with a new treatment plant funded
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The DOE Supports Offshore Wind Energy Mooring and Anchoring R&D
The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Wind Energy Technologies Office (WETO) has launched a new Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) in
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DOT Highlights Work to Combat Climate Crisis and Build More Sustainable Transportation Systems
In recognition of Climate Week, the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) is showcasing significant advancements in building more resilient and
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First American Deputy Chief Economist On August New-Home Sales Data
First American Deputy Chief Economist Odeta Kushi reports on the recent new-home sales data for August. August New-Home Sales –
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Addressing America’s Aging Water Infrastructure Challenges
While U.S. drinking water is widely regarded for its safety and reliability, the nation faces significant challenges due to aging
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American Water Works Association Presents Source Water Protection Week
The American Water Works Association (AWWA) is launching its fourth annual Source Water Protection Week from September 29 to October
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