A look through the American City & County archives reveals the early history of the practice of adding small amounts of fluoride to public water supplies....More
Capital investment in U.S. water and wastewater systems is insufficient to meet the demands of the systems’ aging infrastructure — and the funding gap is only poised to grow over the coming decades....More
San Francisco's use of the low-flow toilets has cut city water consumption, but the reduction of water has led to a smelly build up of sludge in the sewer system....More
...[Most] of our political jurisdictions have collective bargaining agreements in place that prevent these jurisdictions from looking “government redundancy straight in the eye” and taking the common-sense steps that you mention to reduce those layers of unnecessary infrastructure...
...[Most] of our political jurisdictions have collective bargaining agreements in place that prevent these jurisdictions from looking “government redundancy straight in the eye” and taking the common-sense steps that you mention to reduce those layers of unnecessary infrastructure...
on Feb. 1, 2012