An innovative process to revive older infrastructure is being used by the New York City Departments of Design and Construction (DDC) and Environmental Protection (DEP) as the City seeks to improve the water distribution system near McCarren Park in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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The main point of contact for most consumers and their drinking water utilities comes when it’s time for the former to pay their bills. That is probably why mistakes in this area are such points of prevailing consternation.
Kamstrup, a world-leading supplier of intelligent energy and water metering solutions, is opening a new water meter production facility in the United States. The facility Grand Opening takes place Thursday, February 8, 2018 from 1-3pm.
Three years after lead contamination in the drinking water of Flint, MI, launched a full-fledged national crisis, the U.S. EPA has expressed its commitment to solving the problem in no uncertain terms.
In a move that will likely be appreciated by ratepayers but could open another avenue for undue criticism, the Philadelphia Water Department (PWD) has decided to field complaints about water main breaks on social media.
American Fiberglass Tank Repair is now offering custom-manufactured, specially-constructed tanks, troughs, and other composite structures made in its in-house fabrication shop. American Fiberglass Tank Repair (AFTR) is known for its coast-to-coast repair and maintenance services for all industries using fiberglass vessels.
A temporary boil water advisory was issued in New Orleans last week, indicating serious problems with the city’s drinking water infrastructure during cold weather.
As Pittsburgh faces high lead levels in city drinking water, Pennsylvania is considering a proposal to increase state oversight of the struggling water system.
Residents in North Carolina recently marked their 1,000th day without access to clean drinking water in their homes.
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