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Federal loans now meet less than 2% of U.S. clean-water needs each year—a shortfall even record EPA funding can’t fix, according to an ENR analysis.

A city council member who voted to cancel the design work criticized the design-build process.

The government shutdown could create added challenges for project permitting and work execution, multiple sources said.

New report looks at how to prioritize infrastructure investments in cash-strapped communities. 

Project expands regional water capacity, with state funding to drive major upgrades to serve North Texas growth.

Va and NJ governors' races could be early referendums on the second Trump administration, while hundreds of millions in funding measures popped onto many local ballots this year

New York City has broken ground on another initiative meant to protect a neighborhood from storm surges. 

Impacted projects reportedly include the Cape Cod Bridges Program, New York City water infrastructure and San Fransisco waterfront work. 

Following a week of tree and vegetation clearing, crews of four to seven workers recently finished demolishing concrete at the top of a large century-old dam in West Rutland, Vt.

Port's Contrecœur project clears a key milestone as construction ramps up and scrutiny over environmental impacts continues.