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Cities across Texas are extending water and sewer lines to industrial parks, using federal funds to prime sites as national utility spending surges.

EPA funding is set to boost water infrastructure resilience in North Carolina, but more than $100 million in FEMA funds are in limbo.

The second deadliest dam failure in U.S. history happened suddenly. The St. Francis Dam was a 205-ft-high concrete gravity arch dam located in San Francisquito Canyon, 30 miles north of Los Angeles.<

States net legal win in temporary injunction against Trump administration move to divert disaster preparation grants under FEMA's BRIC program. 

Recent technology advances are reducing system disagreements and human error.

U.S. and Mexico inked a memorandum of understanding to accelerate six cross‑border wastewater projects aiming to end the Tijuana River sewage crisis by 2027.

While development of one federal science-based database has resumed, many public-facing agency websites with climate and weather information have been disabled. 

Three integrated projects represent a major investment to reduce pollution and improve public health in Argentina’s dirtiest river basin.

The controversial dam will be located on lower reaches of the Yarlung Tsangpo, the world’s longest and deepest river canyons.

FEMA's acting chief and his successor lacked legal authority to dismantle its infrastructure resilience program, states argue in a federal district court lawsuit.