Omaha's increase in water-main breaks and MUD's response
Metropolitan Utilities District plans to spend $159.6 million over five years to detect leaks and replace Omaha's old water mains, some of which were installed as far back as the
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Metropolitan Utilities District plans to spend $159.6 million over five years to detect leaks and replace Omaha's old water mains, some of which were installed as far back as the
PFAS: Have you heard of them? They are a group of widespread and troubling contaminants, and they could be in your drinking water. Your utility knows if they are, or it will soon. But it may not go out of its way to let you know. An Orlando Sentinel survey found reluctance among some local utility, government and industry leaders to be fully transparent – to go beyond transparency specifically ...
DUNCAN, Okla., July 13, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit granted a request from the American Water Wor...
Advocates and public health experts have saluted the Biden administration's "forever chemicals" crackdown, but they question whether it signals a sea change
The Lansing Board of Water and Light lost about 644 million gallons of water in 2021, mostly through leaking pipes and main breaks.