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President Bush recently signed a bill to reform the laws governing redevelopment of brownfields.

A recent poll looks at the attitudes, opinions and behaviors of California residents related to water issues.

Alabama, Georgia and Florida have reached a tentative agreement for sharing water from the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint river system.

Scientists studying a graveyard in Wolverhampton, England, have found that water is being contaminated underground by bacteria from decaying bodies.

The Water Systems Council announces the release of the 4th edition of its "Large Submersible Water Pump Manual."

President Bush will include $21 million in his 2003 budget for a new Environmental Protection Agency initiative to protect, preserve and restore waterways across the country.

The largest trade show in the Western Hemisphere for the construction, aggregates and ready mixed concrete industries takes place this month.

A U.S. Geological Survey scientist and his colleagues from the USGS and the University of Massachusetts have discovered a potential analog for life on other planets.

EPA recently strengthened drinking water requirements to protect an additional 18 million Americans served by 11,000 small drinking water systems from crystosporidium and other disease causing microorganisms.

Artificial ground water recharge is being tested in Kansas for the first time.