Stormwater Management News

  1. Howard University Civil Engineering Research Team Uses AI To Help Address Climate Change Crises 12/16/2025

    Howard University civil engineering assistant professor Sanjib Sharma, Ph.D., and his College of Engineering and Architecture research team have conducted studies on how AI can help address urgent infrastructure and public health challenges in response to increasing climate change crises.

  2. ADS Environmental Services Signs Reseller Partnership With Core & Main 12/8/2025

    ADS Environmental Services® (ADS), the leader in water, wastewater, and stormwater flow, level, and rainfall monitoring solutions, is proud to announce a partnership with Core & Main, one of the nation’s largest specialized distributors of water, wastewater, storm drainage, and fire protection products and related services.

  3. New Watershed Studies Highlight How The San Joaquin Basin Can Turn Floods Into Opportunities 12/2/2025

    California’s San Joaquin Basin is at the center of the state’s water challenges, with decades of groundwater overdraft and increasingly severe floods putting water supplies, communities, agriculture, and the environment at risk.

  4. Satellites And AI Put UTA On Front Lines Of Flood Fight 11/20/2025

    The University of Texas at Arlington’s Water Engineering Research Center—known as WERC—is leading a new project that utilizes satellite imagery and advanced computing to enhance the understanding and preparedness of Texas communities for natural disasters, including floods, oil spills and coastal land subsidence.

  5. The ADS Foundation And The Nature Conservancy's Brightstorm Program Announce Collaboration To Advance Innovation In Stormwater Solutions 11/12/2025

    The ADS Foundation today announced a strategic collaboration with Brightstorm, a program of The Nature Conservancy (TNC), to protect freshwater systems and accelerate the development of Smart Watershed Network Management (SWNM) solutions across the United States.

  6. UTA's WERC Sets The Standard For Water Research 10/29/2025

    In North Texas, water can be both a lifeline and a threat. One season brings record drought; the next, flash floods that submerge roads and neighborhoods.

  7. How Hurricane Helene Changed Groundwater Chemistry 10/23/2025

    Late at night on 26 September 2024, Hurricane Helene made landfall on Florida’s big bend. The physical damage was devastating and well-documented, but an additional, unseen potential impact lurked underfoot.

  8. Remote Cameras Enhance Visibility Of Swiss Flood Risk 10/21/2025

    A small network of five remote cameras has been installed to enhance the monitoring of key flood infrastructure at Schaffhausen, a municipality in the north of Switzerland. Located in the foothills of the Jura mountains, the area is exposed to flood risk so it is important that flood defence staff are provided with fast, accurate information so that they can respond quickly and appropriately.

  9. Yorkshire Water Models Sewer Data Availability 10/2/2025

    An ongoing project with Yorkshire Water is taking a proactive approach to combined sewer overflow (CSO) management, shifting from reactive responses to preventative measures - crucial for both regulatory compliance and environmental protection.

  10. Stormwater Management Systems Market To Reach USD 31.4 Billion By 2033 8/29/2025

    According to our latest research, the global Stormwater Management Systems market size reached USD 15.8 billion in 2024, reflecting steady demand across urban and industrial landscapes.