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Resource Management
Why Northeast Ohio raised a road to reduce flooding
Fixing a recurring flood problem requires understanding how the entire site behaves when the rain comes.
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Predicting the next break by bridging capital planning and operations
One Texas city predicted water breaks with 93% accuracy using AI and local data insights.
Sugar Land, Texas, developed a dual horizon framework combining capital planning and operations to predict water main breaks. | Photo by Scott Rodgerson
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When water meets electricity, plants pay the price
Outdated wastewater treatment facilities can face dangerous water-electricity conflicts.
The engineers ABB works with aim to keep facilities up and running for two decades at most. | Photo by ABB
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Troy, N.Y., invests in treatment overhaul to strengthen corrosion defense
As utilities replace lead service lines, many are finding that corrosion control upgrades at the treatment plant are just as critical to long-term compliance.
Infrastructure investment in Troy includes replacement of a lime feed system at the John P. Buckley Water Treatment Plant.
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Engineering a water main across Lake Erie to serve Johnson's Island
Johnson's Island residents have long relied on water storage tanks and wells for potable water.
The causeway crossing at Johnson’s Island.
Infrastructure
MBRs and relationship-building: One town’s blueprint for water security
Jal, N.M., has upgraded its grid with smart water meters, while exploring the feasibility of repurposing treated wastewater from surrounding fracking operations.
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Resource Management
System shock: Iowa’s water ban a case study in compounding utility pressures
In early June, Central Iowa Water Works issued a mandatory lawn-watering ban for 600,000 customers.
The Raccoon and Des Moines rivers have seen increased nitrate levels in recent months.
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How Riverbend Water Resources District is rebuilding its regional water supply system
Riverbend is rebuilding a regional water supply system first constructed in 1968 while preparing for a future that includes growing communities.
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CEO Spotlight: Benjamin Fash, Fluence
Discover how one CEO is revolutionizing water treatment with modular innovation and proven technology.
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Resource Management
Retention pond project is Minnesota’s latest frontline defense against algae blooms
The ponds will cut 39 pounds of phosphorus annually, preventing up to 19,500 pounds of algae growth in the reservoir, according to the city.
A trio of new retention ponds will moderate runoff and contaminants entering East Vadnais Lake, say officials.
Resource Management
Reading Lake Erie in real time
Every watershed has a story to tell, and in Lake Erie, that story is being told in real-time.
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Infrastructure
How the World Cup will test city water infrastructure
The 2026 tournament will bring millions of visitors to 16 host cities across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico during the hottest weeks of the year.
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