Entries Tagged Editor's Blog

For editors, part of the job is knowing when to use the short form and when to spell things out. TBH, sometimes we can use readers’ advice.

The lengthy discussion about wipes products and flushability got a little more heated this week.

This type of winter doesn't come without unusual effects. It's indeed, been one for the record books.

This type of winter doesn't come without unusual effects. It's indeed, been one for the record books.

Red worms found in drinking water supply

Paper cites increased customer efficiency as cause for decreased water demand

Wisconsin water utility asks residents to show their commitment to sustainability

Increasing water prices mean more public outreach

International Space Station reclaims almost 100 percent of water on board for reuse

The nation's drinking water infrastructure will require a $384 billion investment through 2030.

A water customer faces a pricey bill almost 150 times the usual rate

Wooden water pipes still intact after two centuries underground

NPWW raises awareness of the dedicated public works professionals in our communities

We want to know what you're doing to celebrate a week dedicated to the drinking water industry