Water utilities in Altadena and Pacific Palisades are undertaking an arduous process of repressurizing their underground pipelines, testing for contaminants and attempting to flush them out.
Thousands of gallons of oil are gone from the East River, but no one knows how much is left—or where it’s leaking from.
An independent study and a key state official criticize big operating costs when kauhale aren't connected to utilities.
In 2023, nearly 29,000 households scattered across rural Nebraska received postcards instructing them how to get their ...
After a tanker flipped on its side Tuesday on Route 28, more than 2,000 gallons of diesel fuel spilled into Pine Creek before ...
Grist dives into Florida’s ironic water scarcity problem, borne from climate change, a development boom, and the ...
At an unruly Town Commission meeting, residents shouted their anger about traffic, water, infrastructure and other ails of ...
It is part of an effort to ditch the use of drinking water for outdoor watering and replace it with treated wastewater. The ...
Atmospheric rivers almost guarantee that San Francisco, with its sewage system, will dump millions of gallons of raw sewage ...
It was projected to yield 15 to 20 million gallons of drinking water per day. The 400- to 500-acre footprint, however, overlapped with the Marlbourne Plantation, and historic farmland once owned ...
One person was injured after a tractor-trailer hauling diesel fuel overturned along a major highway in Allegheny County ...
Growing urban populations, more public awareness of pollution and ambitious redevelopment plans propel big drinking water and wastewater treatment investment in two key cities.
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