News, trends, and technology advances that have an impact on the quality and availability of water
How to Compare Water Infrastructure Proposals Beyond the Initial Price
How to compare water infrastructure proposals by financing, construction, operating costs, compliance, maintenance, and long-term risks to find the best value.
Your Wastewater Permit Has Changed. Does Your Treatment Plant Have To?
How can wastewater plants meet tighter permit limits without full replacement? Explore MBR retrofits, prefabricated additions, and interim treatment.
New Power Plants Need More Than Fuel and Transmission. They Need a Water Strategy.
Power plants need reliable water for cooling and operations. Explore supply, treatment, reuse, and wastewater strategies for long-term performance.
Your Development Needs Water and Wastewater Capacity. What Are Your Options?
Compare five water and wastewater infrastructure options to find the right approach for your development’s capacity needs, budget, and project timeline.
Clean Water Week: What Georgia’s 2026 Water Investments Say About Where the State Is Headed
Georgia’s 2026 water investments reveal how growth, aging systems, and compliance shape infrastructure needs and the importance of planning ahead.
Water Reuse by the Numbers
Water reuse is becoming a water-supply strategy for communities and industry. See the numbers behind reuse in the U.S. and beyond.
When an Aging Water or Wastewater Plant Is Still Worth Saving
Learn how utilities can assess aging water and wastewater plants to determine when rehabilitation, expansion, or replacement makes the most sense.
Florida Already Reuses More Than a Billion Gallons of Water a Day. What’s Next?
Florida reuses more than a billion gallons daily. Explore how local treatment and broader applications can help reclaimed water offset freshwater demand.
Sell Your Public Water System Without Giving Up Control of Your Water
Learn how municipalities can evaluate selling water and wastewater infrastructure while addressing water rights, service obligations, costs, and control.
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