Water Sector News

WSSC on ‘high alert’ after water hack in Florida

Feb 19, 2021

Amid ongoing pandemic, Portlanders will pay more for water and sewage

Feb 18, 2021

Some San Diego area schools are testing wastewater, floors for coronavirus

Feb 17, 2021

Mississippi River pollution plunged after passage of Clean Water Act, LSU study says

Feb 17, 2021

UK, California COVID-19 variants found in Boise-area wastewater

Feb 17, 2021

DC Water launches program to provide relief for renters

Feb 11, 2021

Williamsburg extends water, sewer bill relief through end of 2021, opens rent relief program

Feb 09, 2021

US colleges, cities test sewage for virus presence

Feb 05, 2021

UI to begin testing wastewater for COVID-19

Feb 05, 2021

Pa. underwrites a $100 million ‘big-ticket’ Philadelphia sewer plant upgrade

Jan 27, 2021

Life during COVID: Toss, wipe, water

Jan 27, 2021

'Numbers are starting to come down' | Wastewater continues to help track COVID-19 spread in Houston

Jan 27, 2021

Albright seeks to raise sewer rates

Jan 27, 2021

Wastewater Surveillance To Be Tracked Beyond COVID

Jan 26, 2021

Metro Louisville opens applications for up to $1,000 in residential utility bill relief

Jan 26, 2021

Springfield Water and Sewer Commission offering assistance programs

Jan 26, 2021

UMaine expands wastewater COVID testing sites

Jan 25, 2021

How Much Virus Is in the Water? Narragansett Bay Commission Participates in National COVID-19 Study

Jan 25, 2021

Swabbing the community one flush at a time: Nevada researchers test wastewater to track coronavirus

Jan 25, 2021

Judge signs consent decree in Hattiesburg wastewater settlement

Jan 25, 2021

Water Sector News & Trends

WSSC on ‘high alert’ after water hack in Florida

Amid ongoing pandemic, Portlanders will pay more for water and sewage

Some San Diego area schools are testing wastewater, floors for coronavirus

Mississippi River pollution plunged after passage of Clean Water Act, LSU study says

UK, California COVID-19 variants found in Boise-area wastewater

DC Water launches program to provide relief for renters

Williamsburg extends water, sewer bill relief through end of 2021, opens rent relief program

US colleges, cities test sewage for virus presence

UI to begin testing wastewater for COVID-19

Pa. underwrites a $100 million ‘big-ticket’ Philadelphia sewer plant upgrade

Life during COVID: Toss, wipe, water

'Numbers are starting to come down' | Wastewater continues to help track COVID-19 spread in Houston

Albright seeks to raise sewer rates

Wastewater Surveillance To Be Tracked Beyond COVID

Metro Louisville opens applications for up to $1,000 in residential utility bill relief

Springfield Water and Sewer Commission offering assistance programs

UMaine expands wastewater COVID testing sites

How Much Virus Is in the Water? Narragansett Bay Commission Participates in National COVID-19 Study

Swabbing the community one flush at a time: Nevada researchers test wastewater to track coronavirus

Judge signs consent decree in Hattiesburg wastewater settlement

Issues Overview

Advocacy & Analysis

News & Publications

Conferences & Events

Resources

About Us