MSU Researchers Build Connection Between Forests and Drinking Water
Researchers from Michigan State University discover untapped potential in forests. According to Michigan State University, in 2022, Emily Huff, an
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National Priorities Grants: Evaluation of Antimicrobial Resistance in Wastewater
Researchers nation-wide are developing new methods to combat antimicrobial resistance in wastewater. According to the EPA, antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in
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Mizzou Scientists Achieve More Than 98% Efficiency Removing Nanoplastics From Water
Scientists at the University of Missouri are pioneering a solution to remove plastics from water. According to the University of
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Rice University-Built Reactor Yields Green Ammonia and Purified Water
Researchers at Rice University are studying a carbon-neutral water purification process aided by new University reactor. According to Rice University,
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Reservoir of Liquid Water Found Deep in Martian Rocks
The BBC discusses the implications for water found on Mars. According to the BBC, scientists have discovered a reservoir of
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Wastewater Treatment Plants in Frederick County, Municipalities Receive State Grants
$11 million in funding has been allocated to restore wastewater treatment plants in Frederick County, Maryland. According to the Frederick
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Ranchers Reported Abandoned Oil Wells Spewing Wastewater. A New Study Blames Fracking.
A new study links fracking to water contamination in Texas. According to the Texas Tribune, “We established a significant link
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Crews Stationed Around Tampa To Clean out Stormwater Drains Ahead of Tropical System
Stormwater cleanup crews clean out stormwater drains and monitor water levels in the city of Tampa in preparation of expected
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Stantec Providing Construction Management Services for City of Lynchburg
Stantec is continuing its partnership with the city of Lynchburg, Virginia to help mitigate sewer overflow and manage the effects
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U.S. Coastal Communities Get $575M To Guard Against Floods, Other Climate Disasters
The federal government is giving more than a half-billion dollars to coastal communities to help them use nature-based preventative measures
Read MoreUSA Issues Storm, Flooding, and Tornado Alerts
A major weather event is underway across the United States, with storm, flooding, and tornado alerts issued for the northern
Read MoreTexas U.S. 59 Multibillion-Dollar Overhaul Plans May Not Solve Flooding Issue, Officials Warn
For decades, U.S. Highway 59, a vital evacuation route out of Houston, has posed challenges for East Texas. In April,
Read MoreU.S. Department of Transportation Grants Over $63M to 99 Communities for Safer Roads
The grants, a component of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law under the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program, will
Read MoreReport: At Least $630 Billion Needed for Wastewater, Stormwater Over Next 20 Years
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has recently sent a report to Congress detailing the necessary investments in clean water infrastructure,
Read MoreEPA Cracks Down on US Water System Cybersecurity Violations
The Environmental Protection Agency is intensifying its cybersecurity monitoring of U.S. drinking water systems following recent inspections that revealed a
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A Century of Flood Management Innovations
The City of San Antonio continues to strategically safeguard its downtown region with a variety of flood control systems in
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Keeping Water Systems Under Control During a Storm
During an atmospheric river, team members worked to maintain San José’s municipal water system while the storm caused flooding and
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Providing Flood Control to Urban Streams
Recognizing our water projects as part of a larger system allows for greater success By Laura Kroeger Water resource projects
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The AI Interview: Patrick Kerr, President, American Water Works Association
Water industry professional discusses the new drinking water standard, cybersecurity and sustaining water resources American Infrastructure: Can you speak to
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Cyber Criminals Target U.S. Water Infrastructure
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Regan and presidential National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan wrote a letter to governors stating
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Utility Contractors Welcome $5.8B in Funding for U.S. Water Infrastructure Projects
Over $5.8 billion was announced for investment in drinking water and clean water infrastructure upgrades for states, Tribes and territories
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Federal Investments in Safe Drinking Water Infrastructure Are Improving Public Health
As various water crises of environmental and infrastructure impacts sweep the nation, and the world, it’s become evident that something
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Eight Things Local Leaders Need to Know About EPA’s Proposed Lead and Copper Rule Improvements
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released a proposed rule establishing National Primary Drinking Water Regulations for Lead and Copper:
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Navigating Lead Service Line Replacement
After a failed corrosion control system, the City of Newark worked to replace every lead line in the city By
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Multi-Million Dollar Expansion Project in the Midwest
One particular Kansas wastewater treatment facility underwent vast improvements after increased flow had proven too much for the original design
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