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Engineers often make decisions based on the cost of acquiring and maintaining valves, with utilities and companies considering the purchase of cheaper...

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation is investing $1.2 million in eight external applied science projects that will develop tools and information to...

Annabelle M. Rayson from Canada has received the prestigious 2022 Stockholm Junior Water Prize for her research on how to treat and...

A new 380-ton, 14-foot 8-inch tall tunnel boring machine (TBM) named Hazel has been unveiled by AlexRenew — Alexandria, Virginia’s wastewater authority...

A team of researchers led by Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan, has published a study that aims to assist state and...

Nostocoida limicola filament types are commonly associated with filamentous bulking in biological wastewater treatment systems throughout the world. Literature such as the 3rd...

Writing in the journal Nature, scientists at the University of California San Diego and Scripps Research, along with local and federal public health officials, describe how...

Poor access to safe drinking water is a major issue for a third of the world's population, especially for those living in...

The water and wastewater sector depends on a new generation of devoted professionals to replace those retiring by the thousands. And solutions...

The Council of the Great Lakes Region (CGLR) and The Water Council (TWC) recently announced a partnership to deepen ties and accelerate water innovation and stewardship...

The Water Environment Federation has announced that John Benedict Estrada and Pauline Victoria Estrada, siblings from Clovis North High School in California,...

The U.S. EPA’s new interim drinking water health advisories for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have water utility leaders asking: What should we...

Louisville Water Company recently received the highest award possible from the American Water Works Association’s Partnership for Safe Water (PfSW)— the Phase IV Distribution Presidents...

“When it rains, it pours.” This phrase is meant to mean that bad news comes in waves. Unfortunately, that’s true with real...