Water Sector News
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Flushing disposable wipes down the toilets cause pipes to clog
Apr 29, 2021 -
Tunneling machine completes 5-mile DC mission
Apr 29, 2021 -
Cedar Rapids to receive $7M to improve Cedar River water quality
Apr 29, 2021 -
Clogged Clorox wipes cause 100-gallon sewage backup for Prairie du Sac building owner
Apr 28, 2021 -
Upgrades to Merrimack's wastewater treatment plant will begin, but some items put on hold after hefty price-tag
Apr 28, 2021 -
"Flushable" wipes causing Columbia plumbing issues
Apr 28, 2021 -
Dashboard launched for COVID-19 wastewater monitoring pilot project results
Apr 27, 2021 -
MSD’s massive Deer Creek wastewater tunnel is taking shape beneath St. Louis County
Apr 27, 2021 -
AlexRenew proposes sewer rate adjustment to fund clean waterways project in Alexandria
Apr 26, 2021 -
Collier County invests $10.5 million in storm-ready wastewater pump station
Apr 26, 2021 -
Another pandemic problem: More flushed wipes clog pipes, send sewage into homes
Apr 26, 2021 -
Predictive analytics and AI are helping the District of Columbia’s water authority discover water main and sewer pipe breaks proactively.
Apr 20, 2021 -
Houstonians could pay more for utilities to help improve water infrastructure, new study shows
Apr 19, 2021 -
Upstate residents are flushing more wet wipes, causing blockages in sewer systems
Apr 16, 2021 -
EPA lends D.C. $156 million to replace century-old water mains across the city
Apr 16, 2021 -
Flushed wipes ‘wreaking havoc’ on pipes, pump stations
Apr 16, 2021 -
Wastewater testing shows more widespread COVID-19 variants in Kansas, Missouri
Apr 14, 2021 -
Study: Sewer samples signal pending rise or fall in COVID-19
Apr 7, 2021 -
Hey, Macomb and Oakland counties: stop flushing your personal poop wipes
Apr 6, 2021 -
Increased use of disposable wipes in Oakland & Macomb counties can lead to sewer damage, officials say
Apr 2, 2021