Articles Tagged with ''water/environment''

Administrator Lee Zeldin called for Mexico to work with the U.S. to finally end sewage flows from Tijuana into southern San Diego County. 

The Willamette Water Supply Commission, Northwest Owner of the Year, emphasizes collaboration to find success.

By partnering with nearby municipalities and constructing cutting-edge treatment projects, Charlotte Water is building with the future in mind.

The latest transboundary wastewater flows threaten to delay the urgent repair, rerouting and rehabilitation of a pipe system on the Mexican side of the border serving wastewater treatment plants in both countries.

A mix of creative problem solving, careful planning and lean management were key in delivering Denver’s newest drinking water treatment plant on time, under budget and without lost time safety incidents, said its project team.

The $295M project will be built by PCL and Sundt.

Engineering firm agrees to $53-million settlement of lawsuit brought by Michigan Attorney General on behalf of 26,000 Flint residents over the city's water lead contamination crisis. 

The low-cost federal loans will help fund projects at the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority and northern Utah’s Weber Basin Water Conservancy District.

Reports from key industry events across the Texas & Southeast region.

Interceptor upgrade in Manhattan involves the first use of spiral-wound lining in the five boroughs by the city Dept. of Design and Construction.