Water reuse and reclamation involves advanced treatments to produce clean water that complies with standards and regulations ...

Supporting stormwater infiltration with advanced technologies like filter media, infiltration basins, and membrane bioreactors enhances flood control and water quality.

At WEFTEC industry leaders discussed paradigms necessary to advance cloud computing while also considering the needs of water ...

H2O America announced on July 8, 2025, that its regulated Texas water and wastewater utility, The Texas Water Company, Inc. (TWC), along with its affiliate Texas Water Operation Services, LLC (TWOS), ...

The Water Environment Federation (WEF) has launched a $1 million Federation Impact Grant Program to support its Member Associations (MAs) over the next three years. Announced during WEFTEC 2026, the ...

An effluent tunnel collapsed in Los Angeles at roughly 8:00 p.m. local time on July 9, 2025, trapping 31 workers underground. Workers were trapped approximately 5 miles from the sole vertical access ...

Utilities are encouraged to assess their current systems against today's storm demands, incorporate resilience into project design, and foster pre-storm collaborations to ...

Xylem has launched an 87,000-square-foot Flygt facility in Toronto, significantly increasing its capacity to support water and wastewater customers across Canada.

Bioforcetech has received a $310,000 grant from Columbia University's CDI to develop an automated dosing system that integrates biosolids-derived biochar into concrete, promoting carbon storage and ...

Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District has finished a $33 million upgrade of the Horsethief Canyon Water Reclamation Facility, increasing capacity to support regional growth and utilizing advanced ...

Renewable Water Resources has finished Phase 1A of its $92 million Swamp Rabbit Gravity Sewer Upgrade, replacing aging pipes with a new 60-inch line to boost wastewater capacity between Greenville and ...

The U.S. Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee unanimously approved the bipartisan Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) of 2026, advancing legislation that would reauthorize key U.S.