What did the midterm election results mean for water?
By Scott Berry This year’s midterm elections had the highest turnout in a half century, with 49 percent of the…
Better Flow Monitoring, Greater Transparency
Water Utilities Continue to Raise the Bar on How They Use Data By Dan Pinney Consumers are becoming more tech-savvy…
Another Water Imperative…A (New) Qualified Workforce
Water utilities are dealing with a number of priorities. With pending retirements, access to a qualified workforce is moving up…
The Great Kansas Aqueduct: Solution or Folly from a Bygone Era?
By Michael Warady The United States has long been known as a country willing to take gigantic risks in order…
Educating to Employ: Public Works Programs Help to Close Gaps
By Mike Russin The jobs report may show the unemployment rate at a rare low, but one industry has been…
Business Intelligence for Business Development?
BY GREG BAIRD The U.S. water market has been called fragmented, slow moving, highly competitive and ever evolving with new…
Pipe Bursting for Water Line Replacement
By John Blondell & Christopher Overcash Much of our nation’s underground infrastructure is reaching or functioning beyond expected lifespans. This…
Condition Assessment: The Cornerstone of Asset Management
Prioritizing Your Aging Water Infrastructure Needs through a Systematic, Comprehensive Approach By Ahmad Habibian The deteriorating state of the nation’s water…
Canada: A World Leader in Structural Lining of Water Mains
By Ben Côté For the past 20 years, I have been lucky enough to participate actively in the development and commercialization…
The Water Reclamation Facility of the Future
…and the Role of Instrumentation and Process Control By Randall C. Chann The future state of the water reclamation facility is…