Welcome to the March 2022 issue of WaterWorld magazine. We continue to move into the next stage of post-pandemic life this month, with new guidelines from the Centers for Disease...
With the ink now dry in the Infrastructure Investments and Jobs Act, what’s next for cities and municipalities hoping that the historic investment will trickle down quickly?
To upgrade the Ashbridges Bay Treatment Plant Outfall, engineers combined computer-aided design with engineering analysis, delivering a 3,500-meter-long tunnel’s design ahead ...
When faced with dwindling water supplies, the Town of Firestone, Colo. constructed its own highly versatile water treatment plant, embracing water independence.
Data-centered services can greatly improve business intelligence. For the water sector, UNESCO’s Water Observatory uses artificial intelligence to build a platform for preparedness...
Many water and wastewater project contracts were developed before the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, these contracts’ lead times and budgets need to be re-evaluated.
While building an airport’s new main sewer interceptor lift station, contractors find that freezing groundwater can be easier and more environmentally friendly than moving it....