New data reveals growing crisis as American cities sink
Major cities across the nation are sinking, affecting more than 34 million people and putting thousands of buildings at risk.
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Nebraska launches new agency to streamline water and energy
The creation of the new agency is expected to improve collaboration across sectors and simplify permitting processes.
EPA modifies “forever chemicals” rules for water systems
While maintaining maximum contaminant levels for PFOA and PFOS, the agency plans to rescind limits on four other PFAS compounds.
Rhode Island secures millions to remove lead pipes
The loan, created in partnership with the Rhode Island Department of Health, includes nearly half the funds as grants.
Ohio voters approve $2.5B for roads, water improvements
The $250 million-a-year bond funds will support roads, bridges, wastewater treatment systems, water supply networks and stormwater infrastructure.
Water infrastructure gets $113.5M boost in Texas
TWDB will distribute $113.5 million to support water and wastewater system improvements, line replacement and contaminant remediation projects.
Billions earmarked for Pasadena’s five-year capital projects
The city’s new CIP guides vital infrastructure projects and guide lawmakers’ funding strategies.
NRCS lifts freeze on Mississippi flood mitigation funds
The Upper Bear Creek Watershed Project has received clearance to move forward with $26 million in federal funding for flood mitigation.
GLO allocates $45M for regional mitigation projects
The funding will enable two counties and four municipalities to execute water and roadway infrastructure improvements.
Michigan city unveils $46M water infrastructure improvement plan
The city's planned water infrastructure projects include lead service line replacements and modernization of the water treatment plant.
