Volume 10 Issue 7 July/August

The Colorado River remains top of mind for western water managers, and this month, we return to that important topic. In our cover story, we speak with Central Arizona…

Volume 10 Issue 6 June

As water resources come under increasing strain worldwide, the search is on for new sources of this precious resource. Desalination has been around…

Volume 10 Issue 5 May

In our cover story this month, we speak with Tom Butler, the new chairman of the National Utility Contractors Association (NUCA), which represents…

Volume 10 Issue 4 April

From membrane filters to drain valves, micro hydro units to software programs, safety booms to more effective signage, municipal water companies…

Volume 10 Issue 3 March

As of this year, Congressman Sam Graves is the new chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. With a …

Volume 10 Issue 2 February

Getting federal funds for a project, no matter how important, is no easy task. Showing up in Washington, DC, and making a successful …

Volume 10 Issue 1 January

Can Los Angeles be its own main source of water? Through increased storm water capture, water recycling, and groundwater…

Volume 9 Issue 10 Nov/Dec

We are excited this month to feature an interview with our good friend Tanya Trujillo, an experienced water professional who now serves

Volume 9 Issue 9 October 2022

Andy Fecko, the general manager of Placer County Water Agency, was recently named to the Wildland Fire Mitigation and Management

Volume 9 Issue 8 September 2022

Fire Response in Colorado By Kris Polly  In the last half-decade, more than 40 million acres of land in the United States, mostly in the West, have been burned by wildfire. These wildfires affect water quality, send ash and debris into reservoirs, and create the conditions for destructive floods and landslides. In this issue, we […]