Entries Tagged Watershed

While we focus on our specific niches in the industry, it’s essential to remember that all water, from rainfall, to groundwater, to lake, streams and oceans, is connected.

Utility team members in a Georgia community explore streams to assess water quality and to look for pipe defects that could create problems.

Hatfield Award winner Tom Sigmund leads NEW Water’s initiatives to bolster resource recovery and curb phosphorus in its watershed.

Cubihatcha Kids program teaches third-graders about watersheds, water quality and water conservation in a natural setting in Henry County.

A watershed stewardship program in Georgia gives students of all ages hands-on experiences in monitoring stream quality.

In Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, watershed partners have united in an effort to reduce both point and non-point phosphorus discharges. Find out how this first-of-its-kind program is changing the phosphorus discussion for wastewater treatment plants.

In a landmark moment, the clean water industry and dairy industry agree to collaboratively improve watersheds.

NACWA advocates control of nonpoint pollution sources as a key to reducing nutrient loadings to the nation’s waters.

A rigorous water source protection program allows Syracuse to avoid filtration and save millions of dollars annually.

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