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Corpus Christi voters end industrial drought-surcharge exemption
Proposition B passed with 68.46% of the vote, according to unofficial Nueces County election results
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EPA launches PFAS technology strategy, but funding details remain unclear
Eagle Mountain, Utah, expands wastewater plant as concentrated flows strain treatment capacity
The $372-million fix: Lake Oswego, Ore., bets on a new wastewater plant and a 28% sewer rate hike
California awards $2.5 million for Clearlake Wastewater infrastructure repairs
City of Akron reaches agreement with EPA to eliminate $300-million sewer project
Integrated Water Services rebrands as Veyra to lead next era of advanced water, wastewater, and filtration solutions
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Arkansas voters approve $500 million in bonds for water infrastructure
Louisiana voters approve public funding for private lead service line replacement
Infrastructure
Changing ‘design storm’ standards are reshaping the future sewer infrastructure
Fort Lauderdale opens $666M drinking water plant with advanced filtration
Old bones, new flow: Inside Canton's $37-million Sugar Creek Water Plant renovation
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What U.S. utilities can learn from Costa Rica’s circular water economy
For a group of young U.S. water professionals who traveled to Costa Rica earlier this year, the answer was broader than simply recycling more water.
Technology
Great Lakes accelerator drives predictive overhaul for utility infrastructure
A gener8tor-backed program focused on AI and machine learning is helping utilities and municipalities solve water challenges before they become costly emergencies.
Infrastructure
Old bones, new flow: Inside Canton's $37-million Sugar Creek Water Plant renovation
For a plant that produces an average of 14 million gallons of water a day, the upgrades provide an added layer of confidence for the Ohio community it serves.
Finance
A small town’s road back from Hurricane Milton, paved with a $19-million loan
Mulberry, Fla., received the first 100% principal forgiveness loan agreement signed from the 2025 Supplemental Appropriation for Hurricanes Helene and Milton and the Hawaii wildfires.
Regulations
New Mexico faces reduced Rio Grande pumping under Supreme Court mandate
In June, Texas and New Mexico reached a settlement in a Supreme Court fight over Rio Grande water and groundwater pumping.
Environment
Fearing ‘catastrophic impacts’ from water cuts, Nevada sues feds over Colorado River plan
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Environment
Why Northeast Ohio raised a road to reduce flooding
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