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Fearing ‘catastrophic impacts’ from water cuts, Nevada sues feds over Colorado River plan
Nevada is the first state to sue over the Trump administration’s ten-year strategy for how to stabilize use of the Colorado River.
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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.
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.
Resource Management
Corpus Christi delays decision on nearly billion-dollar water plant despite impending crisis
The coastal city is staring down a persistent drought that has placed it on course to being the first U.S. city to run short of water sometime next year.
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North Carolina town to relocate wastewater plant after floodplain failure
The town of Marshall in Madison County will receive $4 million in Clean Water State Revolving Helene funds for its wastewater treatment plant relocation project.
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A sinking feeling? Houston’s surface water conversion helps slow down regional land collapse
In Texas, regional water agencies are deploying a multi-front strategy of supply and conservation initiatives to counteract subsidence.
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How the Colorado-Big Thompson project balances water supply across drought cycles
The C-BT Project includes 12 reservoirs, 35 miles of tunnels, 95 miles of canals, and 700 miles of transmission lines.
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Can you ‘Dig’ it? Clearer water brings back wildlife to the White River
The local ecosystem has been reshaped by a 28-mile network of 18-foot-diameter tunnels intercepting untreated effluent that once flowed into the watershed.
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San Diego County residents endure growing medical toll from Tijuana River pollution
San Diegans taking part in the CDC survey reported headaches, congestion and coughing as the most common symptoms related to sewage overflows.
Features
What Winter Storm Fern revealed about utility response plans
Winter Storm Fern challenged utility systems across the U.S. last week, underscoring the significance of proactive water infrastructure protection.
Infrastructure
Lessons learned from using a CMAR approach for a new Colorado ion exchange treatment plant
South Adams County is under construction with a CMAR for one of Colorado’s largest ion exchange treatment plants to treat PFAS.
Infrastructure
How Louisville Water keeps a 19th-century reservoir working for the 21st century
Louisville Water began an extensive relining and restoration effort at Crescent Hill reservoir to bolster supply for the long haul.
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