Comprehensive Water News Today

During their joint presentation, Jim Gotsch and Christy Hollander gave the St. Mary’s County commissioners and the Metropolitan Commission a recap of what overlaying means when it comes to paving

LAWTON, OK — Cameron University will be the host site Monday for a meeting being coordinated by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board to update its Comprehensive Water Plan.

OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Water Resources Board is announcing the second in a series of stakeholder input meetings in locations across the state.

KATHMANDU, Sept 11: A transformative two-day Water and Sanitation Regulatory Conference for South Asia, held in Kathmandu, concluded on Friday, with a collective commitment from participating countries to fortify regulatory frameworks governing water and sanitation services across the region.

KATHMANDU, Sept 7: A two-day Water and Sanitation Regulatory Conference for South Asia kicked off in Kathmandu on Thursday, bringing together distinguished experts, policymakers, and stakeholders dedicated to revolutionizing water and sanitation services across the region.

By D. E. Smoot

CENTREVILLE — The Queen Anne’s County Commission held a public hearing Tuesday, Aug. 22 on its Sewer and Water Allocation policy as part of the County’s Comprehensive Water and Sewerage

Managing stream flows in a way that ensures enough water for both consumptive and nonconsumptive use continues to be a common concern as state regulators update Oklahoma’s Comprehensive Water Plan.

Managing stream flows in a way that ensures enough water for both consumptive and nonconsumptive use continues to be a common concern as state regulators update Oklahoma’s Comprehensive Water Plan.

CENTREVILLE — The Queen Anne’s County Commission held a public hearing on Ordinance 23-07 prior to their regular meeting Aug. 8, after an appeal was filed by Armored Storage to