Realistically Planning to Spend Federal Infrastructure Money
By Joe Crea The bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2021 (Bipartisan Infrastructure Law or Infrastructure Bill) promises to…
New addition to Brown and Caldwell’s Los Angeles practice
Environmental engineering and construction firm Brown and Caldwell recently announced Suad Cisic has joined the company as managing director of…
California school district files lawsuit over contaminated drinking water
SL Environmental Law Group recently announced that its client, Ballico-Cressey School District in Ballico, California, has filed a lawsuit against…
Unprecedented Federal and State Infrastructure Investment Bodes Well for Nation’s Water, Sewer Assets
By Wayne Hofmann This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Clean Water Act, which has generated a legacy of…
Stantec helps California wastewater authority expand treatment capacity
Engineering, architecture and design firm Stantec is assisting the South County Regional Wastewater Authority (SCRWA) to expand its existing wastewater…
Treatment facility meets EPA regulations with new sludge handling process
An American manufacturer of sludge handling products, Process Wastewater Technologies LLC (PWTech), has announced a successful project along the Connecticut…
OCWD is first public lab in California to achieve PFAS detection certification
Orange County Water District’s (OCWD; the District) Philip L. Anthony Water Quality Laboratory is the first public agency laboratory in…
WEF seeks applications for Utility of the Future Today program
The application period is open for the Utility of the Future Today recognition program, which seeks to honor water resource…
High Tech, High Stakes: How Vulnerable to Cyberattacks Is U.S. Water Infrastructure?
By Andrew Farr According to government officials, security experts and persistent media reports, all signs indicate that cybersecurity is an…
AMWA calls for broadening of access to BIL additional subsidization funds
The Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies (AMWA), representing large U.S. drinking water systems, used the opportunity of a Senate subcommittee…