The Week in Water
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Pennsylvania commits 306.4 million dollars to 29 water infrastructure projects
Pennsylvania's Infrastructure Investment Authority, known as PENNVEST, has approved 306.4 million dollars in funding for 29 drinking water and wastewater projects spread across 23 counties in the Commonwealth.
Top stories
Eight contractors submit bids for Hassyan desalination pipeline works in Dubai
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has received bids for a package covering the supply, installation
Human-AI integration is redefining digital water management operations
Agentic AI architectures operate as autonomous coordinators that interact with business systems.
North Carolina awards $244 million for water projects, nears $1 billion in Helene recovery
North Carolina's State Water Infrastructure Authority (SWIA) has approved more than $244 million for 45 drinking water and wastewater projects across 28 counties
City of Winnipeg awards $815 million contract for NEWPCC biosolids facilities upgrade
The City of Winnipeg, Manitoba, has approved an $815.
In depth
Study finds Rocky Mountain snowpack contamination with mercury and other metals from mining
Mountain snowpacks accumulate snow throughout the winter, building up stores of water that will supply communities across the American West throughout the long dry season.
Water ranking in Europe 2020
Europe is a very heterogeneous continent in many ways, and water is no exception.
A journey through time: How ancient water systems inspired today’s water technologies
Where there is water, there is life. The history of civilization is the history of water technologies.
The water crisis in Mexico: challenges and solutions
The water situation in Mexico has become an urgent challenge affecting millions of people across the country, from Mexico City to metropolitan and rural areas.
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The end of waste – Sanitation reframed as resource, market and asset
Cover story: “We want the GWRS to continue serving as a global model for water reuse”
- The retiring operator taking the plant with him: institutional knowledge loss in water utilities
- Ten years redefining water infrastructure
- What waste is worth
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