Several Minnesota communities experienced coordinated cyberattacks that temporarily disrupted automated water and wastewater systems.

The Sarasota City Commission has authorized a $51 million project to upgrade its primary wastewater treatment plant, focusing on system reliability and spill prevention through modernization and infrastructure improvements.

The North Carolina Water Infrastructure Authority has allocated over $18 million to enhance water and wastewater systems in Franklin and Nash counties, including critical upgrades and expansions to support community growth.

The TWDB's 2027 State Water Plan outlines Texas' long-term water supply strategies, emphasizing infrastructure investments, drought resilience, and emergency interconnections to support population growth over the next 50 years.

What evolving regulations and emerging disposal options mean for wastewater management

Trickling filters in wastewater treatment involve the action of microorganisms on the influent to reduce the chemical concentration including for soluble organic matter.

A recent report shows U.S. households spend a median of $1,065 annually on water and sewer services, with costs rising due to infrastructure upgrades and operational expenses, affecting 72% of households.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers broke ground July 21 on the second phase of a safety modification project at Rough River Dam in Kentucky, launching a six- to eight-year, effort to fix a foundation problem the agency has been monitoring for years. The $891 million project follows a dam safety evaluation that found the dam's foundation posed an unacceptable...