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Five U.S. cities will receive $150,000 each to serve as pilot communities in a new U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) stormwater management initiative....More

In cities across the country, residents are complaining about a negative change in their water's taste. Some city officials are adjusting their water treatment processes, while officials in other cities are saying the taste change is a natural occurrence in the summer....More

The wastewater treatment plant in Fredericksburg, Iowa, has replaced the two original centrifugal blowers in the plant with two energy-efficient Aerzen turbo blowers....More

A remote-controlled Brokk 400 machine is helping to reduce combined sewer overflows, improve water quality in local rivers and support flood protection in Washington, D.C....More

From porous pavement to baffle boxes, cities across the U.S. are employing different methods for mitigating stormwater's effects on their areas....More

Year-old reports of Tacoma, Wash. schools with high lead levels in their water have yielded warnings for 11 schools, while new tests revealed that up to 1,700 Tacoma households could be affected by high lead levels in their water....More

The task force assembled by Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder to investigate the Flint water crisis released its findings last week. The report blamed several government employees and agencies for the water system’s failures....More