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Texas water board backs $140 million in municipal infrastructure upgrades statewide
Austin, Pearsall, Roma, and other communities secure funding for treatment plants, pipelines, and system upgrades.
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Arlington's Re-Gen wastewater plant modernization under way
The project will upgrade the facility’s solids-processing infrastructure and install thermal hydrolysis and anaerobic digestion systems.
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Recently completed DigIndy project aims to stop billions of gallons of sewage overflows
The DigIndy Tunnel System is designed to divert at least 95% of sewer overflows into treatment facilities operated by Citizens Energy Group.
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DC Water takes on emergency repairs on Potomac Interceptor after collapse and wastewater spill
DC Water crews are manually digging out the affected area, carefully removing sludge, soil, and debris from the collapsed pipe.
Resource Management
Monterey Peninsula saving for a dry day through aquifer storage program
Whereas traditional dams stockpile water in open lakes, ASR stores it deep underground in the spaces between rocks and sand.
Finance
Why wastewater project planning can’t wait for funding
Winter Springs’ proactive wastewater project planning demonstrates how municipalities that prepare will secure funding faster.
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.
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U.S. wastewater infrastructure set for major surge in 2026
U.S. wastewater utilities brace for a 2026 infrastructure boom, driven by funding, aging plants, and stricter regs. Here's what to expect and how to prepare.
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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Quantum leap: Chicago’s new tech park attempts to balance cutting-edge tech with water stewardship
Slated for a 440-acre parcel along Lake Michigan, the $1 billion Illinois Quantum & Microelectronics Park features advanced water use and wastewater treatment technologies.
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Hot Sulphur Springs, Colo., invests in water and wastewater treatment tech following wildfire
Hot Sulphur Springs, Colo., celebrated the installation of a BOLLFILTER system after a harrowing battle against increasing turbidity in the Colorado River.
Infrastructure
Innovative EPA financing tool paves way for new Lake Oswego treatment plant
Lake Oswego will soon be replacing its Tryon Creek wastewater treatment plant, citing age and a need to meet modern sustainability standards set forth by the state of Oregon.
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