Engage the Defect Radar! Space Age AI Technology in Our Underground Sewer Networks
By Greg Baird In the 1998 blockbuster movie, “Armageddon,” when two advanced space shuttles slingshot around the moon at 22,500…
Greensboro, N.C., Makes Quick Repair on 100-Year-Old Pipe
By Vince McCaffrey Mike Strader is the construction and maintenance supervisor for the City of Greensboro, North Carolina (population roughly 295,000)….
The WIFIA Bank
By John Ryan The 2020 Annual Report of the EPA’s WIFIA loan program is a good read, and not just…
Crossing the Chasm from the Old to the New
Internal Change Agents Give Northern Territory the Edge on Insightful Water Data By Nicole Nally Australia’s Northern Territory has around 250,000…
How Battery-Powered Wireless Sensors Help Preserve Water Resources
By Sol Jacobs Battery-powered remote wireless sensors are at the heart of modern water infrastructure. Within industrialized nations, wireless monitoring…
Best Practices for Water Loss Protection, Mediation & Asset Management
By Barry Hales & Howard Hodder When it comes to saving water and making better use of it, is there…
Plan for an Unpredictable 2021: Three Certainties Utilities Can Count On
By Dan Pinney There’s an elephant in the room, one that staff probably feels the urge to bring up in…
The Conundrum of Water Affordability: What’s at Stake?
By Ann Bui, Mike Orth & Bruce Allender The U.S. water industry has worked hard in recent years to remind people that potable…
AMWA: Final Lead and Copper Rule Contains Big Changes
By Diane VanDe Hei After years of development, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) published its long-awaited revisions to the…
The Greatest Water Transfer in History
By Michael Warady Our country is currently in the midst of the greatest transfer of wealth in the history of…