Pam Radtke Russell

Water recycling and other forms of reuse—such as direct potable reuse—have become mainstream enough to attract the attention of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

The category 2 hurricane, moving faster with less destructive winds, could still impact hundreds of miles along the U.S. east coast.

The category 5 storm had winds of 185 mph and gusts of up to 200 mph as it crossed the Abaco Islands on Sunday.

<p>Cheniere Energy’s Corpus Christi facility in Texas is the first liquefied natural gas export terminal built in the U.S. in almost 50 years. </p>

Federal government must step up to the plate and provide more funding for the territory and make disaster preparation a priority, group says.

Contractors innovate and streamline as work in the sector stretches capacity

Burns & McDonnell has gained cradle-to-grave consultant experience by working with electric utilities.

Current technologies will help reduce emissions through 2030, but the path to 2050 is not so clear.

Companies will have to adhere to guidelines that have not yet been released.

<p>Last summer, Chennai became the world’s first major city in which there was no water for residents to drink. But, as climate change makes flooding and drought more common, the city of 8 million is unlikely to be the last to run dry.</p>

Engineer has put technology in context for operators of water plants

Los Angeles transportation executive has set new standards for climate adaptation and resilience in the region, and beyond.p>

LA Metro’s chief sustainability officer, Cris Liban, is always thinking of new ways to advance the cause of sustainability throughout the world

Moving ENR’s Award of Excellence celebration to an online platform this year allowed us to reimagine what was possible in this format.

The Egyptian government has long planned to settle more people and develop farmland in the sparsely populated and arid Sinai Peninsula.

The rewrite follows a review that found fewer water bodies are being protected under a Trump-era revision.

What does environmental justice look like when it comes to water infrastructure siting and water quality?

Bechtel is designing a $6.5-billion plant to turn natural gas into gasoline in Penwell, Texas, for Nacero Inc. The energy firm says the plant would be the nation’s first such facility.

But construction of data centers, warehouses and distribution centers are off the charts, Steve Jones, Dodge Data & Analytics senior director of industry insights and research, told ENR’s FutureTech conference.

The utility could create a mini electric grid using power from plants within the metropolitan region.