A city near Greater Houston is making some innovated changes to their water infrastructures and resources. While many cities and
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Houston Task Team Takes on Storm Water Dilemma
The neighborhoods of Houston are being upgraded and redesigned with improved water and sewer systems. In an effort to reduce
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Full Steam Ahead! Check Out Perma-Liner Industries 2016 Events Line Up!!
Undoubtedly, you are still enjoying the many highlights that this time of year brings, but as the glory days of
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Houston’s Sewers and Sinkholes: A Cause for Concern
The nearby Houston city of Dayton recently required emergency repairs to a collapsed sewer line. Sinkholes have also emerged with
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Arlington is on a Roll with Sewer Robots
The city of Arlington has come up with an ingenious way to keep tabs on water quality. Along with the
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Houston’s Sugar Land Consolidates Water Sources
Sugar Land is a suburban community located about 20 miles southwest of Houston in Fort Bend County. The Houston-Woodlands-Sugar Land
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Rice University’s Innovative Program on Water Quality
The Civil and Environmental Engineering department, in partnership with the Administrative Center for sustainability and Energy Management and Facilities Engineering
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San Antonio’s Water System and Discount Programs
San Antonio’s water and wastewater infrastructure is the massive system of pipes, water wells, pumps, storage tanks, treatment facilities, and
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Houston’s Water Gauges Vital in Drought Assessment
The City of Houston uses three important criteria in declaring a drought. The first is the amount of water used.
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New Braunfels Creative (Drought Tolerant) Landscaping Contest
A drought tolerant landscape consists of plants that require very little water, or no water at all. There is a
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