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Infrastructure: Page 8
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Davis County, Utah, takes major steps to secure water supply for 650,000 residents with aqueduct resilience project
Backed by a $24 million grant from the Utah Division of Water Resources, the project involves a wide-ranging collaboration with the Utah Geological Survey and Envision Utah.
Infrastructure
NYC bears down on final phase of $2-billion Delaware Aqueduct repair project
For over two decades, the city has grappled with leaks that siphon 35 million gallons of water each day from the aqueduct, primarily near Newburgh, N.Y.
Infrastructure
In the wake of deadly Helene, western NC thirsts for water
As of early Sunday afternoon, 145 water systems were either without power, suffering infrastructure damage or under boil-water alerts, depriving individuals, businesses and health care systems of a fundamental resource.
Infrastructure
How 180 Water’s franchise model is modernizing the water well industry in Montana
Access to clean water is a vital human need, and Jack Clark’s water well business is the link between residences and commercial operations–and water.
Infrastructure
Skanska signs $848-million contract with NYC for Hillview Reservoir sustainability upgrades
This joint venture with ECCO III Enterprises, Inc., involves significant upgrades to enhance both infrastructure and sustainability.
Infrastructure
Where are all the lead service lines in America?
The National Resources Defense Council released a new map of lead pipes in the U.S., highlighting a 'pervasive problem.'
Infrastructure
$1.5B Los Vaqueros Reservoir expansion project shut down. Is this a wake-up call for water infrastructure projects?
The project, once touted as a cornerstone for improving water storage in Northern California, faced numerous challenges despite seven years of planning and millions of dollars in investments.
Infrastructure
San Francisco’s largest wastewater plant undergoes $3-billion modernization with sustainable concrete
San Francisco’s largest wastewater plant undergoes $3-billion modernization with sustainable concrete
Infrastructure
What the Water Resources Development Act means for the US
This year, the WRDA has multiple plans geared specifically toward addressing sea level rise, flooding, and coastal erosion.
Infrastructure
Connecticut awarded $556,000 to strengthen drinking water infrastructure against climate change
The grant, awarded through a competitive selection process, underscores the state's commitment to enhancing the resilience of its water systems.
Infrastructure
EPA awards $73 million to strengthen California’s drinking water infrastructure
This funding is part of a national initiative to address water system deficiencies and ensure that all communities have access to clean and safe drinking water.
Infrastructure
Jacobs to continue supporting one of California’s largest water reuse projects
New equalization basins will regulate flows to advanced water purification facility and enhances capabilit to reduce imported water use in drought-stressed region of Los Angeles.
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