Articles Tagged with ''water management''

With the metal-to-metal contact, this low-grade cast iron anode acts as a conductor for corrosion, increasing overall motor and water system life.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that the ADWR does not have to consider unquantified federal reserved water rights when determining whether a developer has an adequate water supply under state law. 

Franklin Electric has helped provide thousands of people in developing regions with access to safe, clean drinking water.

Aquaoso, a California company, has launched a beta version of its trading platform.

The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District (MSD) is upgrading its storm and wastewater infrastructure in a 23-year-long, $4.7 billion initiative called “Project Clear.”

The Tank Alert Solar Alarm is capable of running for up to five days.

A story I saw this week offered another example of well permits skyrocketing as dry condition persist in parts of the U.S. This time, it's Fresno, Calif.

The candidate for governor has caught criticism for drilling a well amid a state drought so he can water his lawn.

 Recent news has pushed that question to the top of my mind. The tiny town of Magdalena, N.M., depends on one well, and that well failed. What do you do then?