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UConn Today recently published an interesting article highlighting the University of Connecticut’s Reclaimed Water Facility and the critical role it plays in reducing the...

When a hazard is recognized at work, who has the authority to stop work and address the hazard? The manager, supervisor, or...

PFAS in the environment emerged as a concern in the early 2000s. Since then these “forever chemicals” have been detected in varying...

The Metro Water Recovery board of directors asked for a presentation to help them better understand the wastewater treatment processes. They didn’t...

From regulation and legal action to historic public funding in infrastructure, this year was a big one for water. The water industry...

First used in the 1940s to monitor for polio, wastewater surveillance proved such a powerful disease monitoring tool that the U.S. Centers...

The Prince William County Service Authority has had a varied and engaging education program for years. But when COVID hit, staff members knew...

A municipal water tank in Grand Prairie, Texas, is this year’s winner of the Tank of the Year competition presented by Tnemec...

Addressing the critical shortage of skilled professionals in infrastructure development, top engineering and public works associations have joined forces to launch the...

Summer presents the challenge of working in blistering heat, but now is the time of year to begin focusing on the dangers...

There are more than 356,000 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests annually in the U.S., and nearly 90% of them are fatal. Which means only...

Veolia North America — a leading provider of environmental solutions in the U.S. and Canada — recently joined New Orleans Mayor LaToya...

The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services started its water festival 31 years ago to engage fourth graders in learning about the...

A yearlong study led by Utah State University researchers — in collaboration with the Utah Division of Water Rights — recently identified...