Reality Modeling for Remote Design of Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion
By Sandra DiMatteo Gwinnett County, Georgia, northeast of Atlanta, has a population of 950,000. The Gwinnett County Department of Water…
Implementing Federal Funding for Utilities
Why It’s Important to Think Strategically, Creatively and Holistically When Working with ARPA, IIJA Funds By Jeff Rowe Utilities are…
COMMENTARY: How Can Mass Spectrometry Techniques Identify and Curb ‘Forever Chemicals?’
By Craig Butt As government regulators seek to limit per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) – which are chemicals linked to…
The Elusive Win-Win Scenario in Water Utility Consolidation
By Jason Mumm Utility systems work better at scale. George Westinghouse demonstrated it to the world in 1896 when his…
A Legal History of PFAS
It took one lawsuit to expose the toxicity of PFAS. And more than two decades of litigation to begin to…
Extend WIFIA’s Maximum Term…As a First Step
By John Ryan U.S. public infrastructure renewal was never going to be easy, but several current trends suggest that it…
Getting Resilient: City of Phoenix Utilizes Insertion Valve to Strengthen Operations
By Dave Shelton Being responsible for providing safe drinking water to approximately 1.5 million people is no easy task, but…
Everything You Need to Know about EPA’s New Health Advisories for PFOA, PFOS
By Ashley Campbell & Seth Mansergh The EPA recently announced new health advisories for the two most commonly found forms…
Reducing Water Loss at a World-Class Resort
British Columbia Municipality Takes Proactive Approach to Water Loss, Pairing Inline and External Leak Detection Solutions By Justin Hebner &…
Examining the Economic Feasibility of Digital Twins
By Sandra DiMatteo From aging infrastructure and changing environmental regulations to funding gaps and climate-fueled natural disasters, water utilities around…