How Buffalo deals with its wastewater
Buffalo Sewer Authority Principal Sanitary Engineer Rosaleen Nogle talks about their effort in the Queen City to deal with wastewater.
Industrial activities complicate wastewater treatment
Environmental advocates warn that not all discharge to waste water treatment plants can be completely processed.
NY wastewater monitoring promotes public health
The state's wastewater surveillance system has been recognized by the CDC as a "Center of Excellence."
Biden administration targets end to lead water pipes
New York has about 500,000 lead service lines that would need to be replaced in to comply with a proposed federal mandate.
Preventing harmful algal blooms in New York’s freshwater
Toxics Targeting President Walter Hang discusses preventative measures to keep freshwater safe and drinkable.
Flooding prompts call for wastewater infrastructure investments
Sen. Pete Harckham wants to create a $500 million annual investment in wastewater infrastructure.
Settlement with water polluter may not cover cleanup bill
Attorneys general across the country are urging a federal judge to reject a settlement deal over polluted drinking water.
Stricter notification standards for drinking water contaminants
Proposed state regulations would update when utilities need to alert New Yorkers about possible water contaminants.
New Jersey gets OK to leave joint waterfront commission with New York
Politico New Jersey reporter Ry Rivard explains why New Jersey wanted out of the bi-state waterfront commission with New York.
Environmentalists want additional dollars for outdated water infrastructure
Environmental Advocates NY's Rob Hayes says the governor should double her budget's proposed clean water investment.
