Entries Tagged Texas

Mark Turpin returns to WWEMA board of directorsThe Water and Wastewater Equipment Manufacturers Association has re-elected Mark Turpin, president of Duperon Corporation,...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is probing multiple cyberattacks suspected to be conducted by an Iranian government-linked group, Cyber Av3ngers, against American...

A man was hospitalized after falling into a tank at a water treatment plant in Cleveland, Texas. Emergency responders from the Porter...

“There are 55,000 people moving into our service area every year,” says Jenna Covington. “And none of them are bringing water with...

Texas voters overwhelmingly approved Proposition Six, a constitutional amendment that creates a new $1 billion fund to support water infrastructure projects across...

Texans will vote on Proposition 6 in the upcoming November ballot, a measure that aims to invest $1 billion into the state's...

A new study led by Texas A&M AgriLife Research has identified what may be a novel biological approach for removing extremely small...

In collaboration with the Architecture & Engineering Division of the Montana Department of Administration, the Montana Department of Environmental Quality recently called...

Escambia County (Florida) Deputy William Hollingsworth, during an early morning patrol in mid June, risked his own safety to rescue a motorist trapped in...

Growing cities have to pay big to sustain wastewater treatment capacity and meet permit limits. Austin Water does so with conviction. For illustration,...

The Pontiac-based Clinton River Water Resource Recovery Facility in Michigan is aiming to revolutionize energy use in the water treatment sector by converting...

Serving as host for two recent industry conferences provided El Paso Water with the opportunity to showcase the utility’s world-renowned innovation. The Water...

A worker trapped in an underground pipe at Arlington, Texas’ Pierce-Burch Water Treatment Plant was rescued the morning of March 20. The...

Entry 241403Officials in Houston have lifted a boil water order that affected more than 2 million customers in the city. The order...