As winter takes hold in 2018, the Madison (Wisconsin) Water Utility prepares by looking back to the most extreme season on record

The nomination and confirmation won support from the National Association of Clean Water Agencies

Adapt-N of Cornell University wins global contest for best new technology to reduce nitrogen runoff from farming to fight annual 'dead zones' in major bodies of water

In this week's water and wastewater news, startups are selling unfiltered, untreated water to consumers who are scared of treated tap water; and a fourth organ is found in a Detroit WWTP, this time identified as a deer heart

See what’s going on around the country in this listing of new water and wastewater projects

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In this weeks water and wastewater news, the U.S. Geological Survey releases statistics showing Americans are using six fewer gallons of water per day than they were in 2010; and Detroit police find another possible human organ in the city's wastewater plant

The analysis by the Alliance for Water Efficiency shows the U.S. could see economic growth of $13 to $15 billion by investing in water infrastructure

Researchers examine the response to a lengthy drought in Melbourne, Australia, to develop an approach for building new water supply infrastructure that won’t break the bank