Entries Tagged Public Education

The Distribution Contractors Association launched three new microsites that are targeted at training, education, and job seeking and recruitment

The newly formed Building for Recovery coalition is urging governments to use infrastructure as an avenue for economic recovery

Despite the current pandemic the world is dealing with, April is still a time to promote safe excavation practices and the Common Ground Alliance has the education tools to help get the word out

Instead of tearing apart a wilderness area by trenching, a creative solution achieved lofty goals for the city of Clifton, New Jersey, when it set out to relocate a failing sewer line

Ken-way Excavating finds many benefits to using pipe bursting technology for septic system repairs.

Municipalities use a children’s book in educational outreach programs to explain how nonpoint pollutants entering storm drains can flow all the way to the ocean.

An Ohio district’s EarthFest displays teach attendees about proper disposal of pet waste and the importance of conserving and protecting water.

A Florida water management district brings an extensive online library of educational materials to teachers, the general public and other agencies.

With tipping fees steadily increasing, King County, Wash., knew it had to do something to change customer behavior. Cue the music video.

In drought-ravaged northern California, Santa Rosa Water staff members take to the streets to spread the word about the need for water conservation.

A former Michigan treatment plant superintendent and his wife paddle the entire Mississippi to raise funds for Water for People.

Report points to the power of conservation in preserving our water supplies.

Springfield’s decorative storm drains and manhole covers educate the public, highlight infrastructure — and help satisfy MS4 permit requirements.