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Federal emergency declaration approved for Potomac River sewer spill

The action enables federal support in Washington, D.C.; Maryland; and Virginia.

Maryland congressional delegation enters the fray over massive Potomac sewage spill

Lawmakers call for public meetings, environmental remediation and water testing to continue as temperatures warm.

Flowing river with bare trees lining the banks in winter landscape

OBIC Products announces Project of the Year award at OBICcon event

Discover why Midwest Infrastructure Coatings earned industry recognition for excellence in infrastructure rehabilitation.

Team of seven employees in black shirts posing together with an award

University of North Florida elevates resiliency research with new atmospheric water generator installation

The Wellspring 100 is an advanced atmospheric water generator technology that will allow the university to conduct resiliency research.

Resource Management

Colorado River negotiators are nearly out of time and snowpack

With another federal deadline only weeks away and record-low snowfall further drying out the watershed, states have begun talking about whether they are prepared for litigation.

Serene river reflecting red canyon walls and cloudy blue sky

Aquaporin to file for bankruptcy

Aquaporin was best known for its nature-inspired membrane technology.

South Adams County water district, in Colorado, sues Denver over PFAS pollution

A Colorado water utility is taking an unusual step to protect its ratepayers: suing another public entity over PFAS contamination.

Adams County Government Center building with American and Colorado flags

From France to North America: SUEZ and Nexom unite for Cyclor® Turbo training

Hands-on sessions in France strengthen a transatlantic partnership and set the stage for the first full scale installation in North America in early 2026, bringing advanced water purification to North America

In the Great Lakes region, a push to grow water-focused startups amid federal funding uncertainty

Technology from Chicago and around the world promises to clean up water. An effort in Illinois is trying to speed it to market while navigating new federal funding challenges.

Research team testing water flow dynamics on experimental hydraulic platform

Closing the communication gap: Richmond’s water crisis births new era of transparency

Virginia’s new two-hour reporting law aims to prevent another Richmond-style breakdown, but utilities say the clock may be too tight.

Aerial view of industrial facility with buildings, roads, and green landscape near river

Oregon EPR law creates new mandate for packager accountability, officials say

This summer, Oregon implemented a landmark extended producer responsibility (EPR) plan for packaging, paper and food serviceware.

RF Valves Inc. celebrates grand opening in Hanover, Md.

The event marked an exciting milestone for RF Valves as it expands its operations following double-digit growth year over year over the last 4 years.

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