Resiliency News

  1. Water Leaders Head To D.C. For National Policy Fly-In 4/9/2026

    This week, water and wastewater executives from across the U.S. will gather in Washington, D.C. for the National Water Policy Fly-In. Held annually, this summit bridges the technical and legislative realities of utility management.

  2. Carollo Engineers To Manage Construction Of Nevada's First Water Purification And Reuse Facility 4/8/2026

    Truckee Meadows Water Authority (TMWA) has selected Carollo Engineers to provide construction management services for the Advanced Purified Water Facility (APWF) project. Undertaken by OneWater Nevada, a regional collaboration led by the City of Reno and TMWA, the $200M facility will be Nevada's first water purification and reuse project.

  3. EPA, FBI, CISA, NSA Issue Joint Cybersecurity Advisory To Water System Regarding Iranian-Affiliated Cyber Attacks 4/7/2026

    U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), and National Security Agency (NSA) issued a joint advisory warning to U.S. organizations, including those in the water sector, for an urgent and ongoing Iranian-affiliated cybersecurity threat.

  4. DPI's GPU-Driven Model Can Predict Floods Faster, More Accurately 4/3/2026

    Public officials and key decision-makers will be able to make important public safety decisions in real time thanks to a graphics processing unit (GPU)–driven city-scale flood forecasting system developed by Discovery Partners Institute (DPI) Climate Hub.

  5. New AI Tool Forecasts Drought 90 Days Ahead Nationwide 3/31/2026

    The U.S. Geological Survey released a new machine learning tool that forecasts droughts up to 90 days ahead nationwide. The tool may provide communities extra time to prepare for water shortages that could impact agriculture, municipal supplies, recreation and ecosystems.

  6. EPA Awards $1,687,013,000 To Florida For Water Infrastructure Resiliency 3/25/2026

    The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has awarded $1,687,013,000 in supplemental appropriation funds to Florida to improve water infrastructure resiliency in the aftermath of Hurricanes Helene and Milton.

  7. World Water Day 2026: Why Equality Is Key To Solving The Global Water Crisis 3/19/2026

    1.2 billion people across the globe live without access to safe water. That’s why every year, the United Nations observes World Water Day on March 22nd, shining a spotlight on the world’s most pressing water challenges.

  8. Jeonbuk National University Researchers Develop Clustering-Based Framework For Water Level Forecasting 3/16/2026

    Reliable and scalable water level prediction is crucial in hydrology for effective water resources management, especially when considering challenges owing to climate change, urbanization, improper land use, and high-water demand.

  9. Governor Hochul Announces First-In-Nation Cybersecurity Regulations And Grants To Protect New York Water Systems 3/11/2026

    Governor Kathy Hochul today announced nation-leading cybersecurity regulations and $2.5M in grants to help communities affordably protect their drinking water and wastewater systems.

  10. Princeton Study Identifies Major Emissions Gap In Global Wastewater Reporting 3/9/2026

    Countries worldwide are underestimating greenhouse gas emissions from wastewater systems, according to research from Princeton University published Feb. 11 in Nature Climate Change.