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In New Mexico, satellite technology combats a water crisis

Hydro Delta detects and addresses water leaks efficiently, paving the way for a real plan to improve aging infrastructure.

Resource Management

Kyle, Texas, tackles water crunch amid drought, unprecedented growth

As the city of Kyle, Texas, experiences unprecedented population growth, it also must maintain a delicate balance between progress and water sustainability.

Featured

Can recycled oilfield water quench the thirst of drought-stricken West Texas?

Oilfield wastewater injected underground is causing earthquakes and blowouts. Now, pilot projects are exploring whether this water could be treated and used to grow crops.

Featured

$849 million for Western water projects announced by Biden administration

“Our water is too precious to waste even a drop on outdated infrastructure meant to deliver and conserve our water supplies,” U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper.

Infrastructure

Wastewater treatment in a box: Technology, engineers help Spruce Pine fast-track recovery from Hurricane Helene

Spruce Pine's wastewater treatment plant is now processing 400,000 to 450,000 gallons daily, with support from a leased mobile sewage treatment unit.

Resource Management

New California recycling system would turn wastewater into drinking water

In October, California introduced rules for direct potable reuse, transforming municipal wastewater into drinking water for residential and commercial use.

Features

Wet weather flow estimator: Plan, prepare, and prevent with confidence

This estimator helps you anticipate peak flows during heavy rain events by leveraging key data inputs.

Resource Management

Southern California secures $26.2-million boost for water recycling initiative

“This is a huge project that will benefit not only the 19 million people of Southern California, but the entire state and Southwest,” MWD board Chair Adán Ortega, Jr., said.

Resource Management

New Jersey issues drought warning as water supplies tighten amidst rising wildfire risks

With supplies tightening and wildfire risk surging across the Northeast, New Jersey is acting now to manage its resources.

Resource Management

Millions in the US may rely on groundwater contaminated with PFAS for drinking water supplies

USGS scientists are the first to report national estimates of PFAS occurrence in untreated groundwater that supplies water to public and private wells.

Infrastructure

Saegertown, Penn., picks up $12.6 million in grant funding for new PFAS filtration plant

Four years ago, PFAS contamination was discovered in random sampling of two public water wells that serviced the small population of Saegertown, Penn.

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Water industry leader Jim Schlaman joins Woolpert to direct water and energy utilities

Schlaman will support key projects and expand Woolpert's water and energy utility services, markets, and clients throughout the U.S.

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