Special Feature
Sewer and Watermain/Water and Wastewater
Below are articles from the latest Sewer and Watermain/Water and Wastewater Special Feature, published May 14, 2018 by the Journal of Commerce.
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Feature Articles - Sewer and Watermain/Water and Wastewater
Winnipeg facing billions in upgrade costs to wastewater treatment systems
The City of Winnipeg is facing almost $3 billion in needed upgrades and expansio...
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Time to build an ark? More flooding expected in the future
As a winter without end finally gives way to warm spring temperatures, rivers ch...
Infrastructure
Maple Ridge sets North American record for sewer pipe bursting technology
Trenchless technology took a major leap forward when a B.C. company and Fraser V...
Infrastructure
Damage from flooding doesn’t have to be inevitable: experts
For the past five years the message has been the same, Alberta, specifically Cal...
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