A Florida utility’s K-12 student art calendar engages young people on water conservation – and in the bargain even reaches tourists
A new profession was born as a result of April 22, 1970. Clean-water operators still stand at the forefront. Now is the time to raise their profile.
A Georgia water planning agency’s middle school essay contest challenges students to write about the importance of water and think about water-related careers
A California district hosts an October Waterwise Garden and Pumpkin Fest to stress water conservation and kick off the fall planting season
Xylem and Manchester City Football Club launch short film to highlight dangers of wastewater pollution
Maryland’s largest water utility earns a national environmental achievement award for its wastewater treatment virtual unit
Bruce Royce, wastewater treatment plant manager for Midland, Michigan, shares his expertise and knowledge on YouTube
A conservation writing contest was hatched in 1944 to get Kentucky students interested in natural resources and still continues to this day
According to a recent study, when providers act to curtail water use or invest in new infrastructure because of a drought, bills can rise for low-income households and drop for high-income households
A Florida water management district has made a substantial impact on students and educators with its grant program for 25 years.
A Colorado utility provides multiple conservation programs, including education and financial incentives to encourage water-saving landscapes.
New England Work for Water is asking all water/wastewater utilities in the region to complete the survey by Feb. 15
Boston’s water utility deploys a water truck that keeps residents hydrated at events while helping them appreciate award-winning tap water.
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A cartoon toad is a feature of online interactive games that teach children in a California community how to help conserve water during droughts.
