Articles Tagged with ''water supply''

A massive water main break spewed sewage into a Massachusetts river, temporarily closing local beaches.

Backlogged work is lifting revenue across the West, while water infrastructure, PFAS rules and drought resilience shape local demand.

Pipeline to bring Lake Michigan water to Chicago's far-west suburbs passes critical milestone.

The seawater reverse osmosis desalination plant will be located at the Port of Fujairah, the second such facility delivered under a public-private partnership model in the United Arab Emirates.

Las Virgenes Municipal Water District this fall will suspend ''pod' at depth in Santa Monica Bay to produce desalinated water using developer OceanWell's innovative technology, with less energy needed and less brine created.

Crews in southern Utah County are nearing completion on one of the most consequential water infrastructure projects in the Western U.S.

Team bets big on seawater desalination as region water supply pressure intensifies, but few project technical details are released.

Strong demand from new data centers is just one reason the agency is pushing for water reuse across a range of industries. 

Critics cite concerns about wastewater treatment and adequate availability of water for residents in response to planned industrial district where Meta and Eli Lilly are advancing multibillion-dollar projects.

About $1 billion in federal funding distributed through the Interior Dept. will go toward rehabilitating canals, tunnels and storage systems across six Western states, but America's water infrastructure deficit continues widening faster than investment can close it.