Entries Tagged Stormwater Monitoring/Treatment

Heavy spring rains in Texas have caused a number of wastewater overflows across the state. The City of Austin reported 10 overflows,...

As the East Coast recovers from an unusually harsh winter season, the jaw-dropping effect has been revealed along the way, and Boston’s...

As part of President Obama’s Climate Action Plan Virtual Climate Resilience Toolkit, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced the release of the...

Clean-water agencies charged with treating heavy flows from storm events face large capital investments for processes they may use only a few...

Editor's Note: Innovation was a big theme at WEFTEC 2014. We'll be featuring a few of the new and better technologies found...

Working a booth at a local lakes festival, Theresa Sailor learned that about 80 percent of people didn’t know where water flowing...

Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) and Brown and Caldwell received the Award for Excellence in Innovation from the Water Environment Research Foundation at...

When funding wastewater treatment plants, most cities try to get the biggest bang for their buck. In Marathon, Fla., it was more...

New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Commissioner Carter Strickland announced the 27th annual Water Resources Art and Poetry Contest. Students...

Cordell Samuels has taken over as the president of the Water Environment Federation (WEF). Samuels, plant superintendent of the Duffin Creek Water...

Stormwater mandates have been making the news this fall across Indiana. Decatur is expecting a 50 percent increase in sewage fees in...

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