Environmental Dynamics International (EDI) is celebrating 40 years of service to the water and wastewater industry, providing innovative and efficient engineered solutions for aerated treatment systems.

Hawksley Consulting, a business consulting firm focused on strategy and planning, business improvement, transformation and program consultancy services for water, infrastructure and energy clients, has launched in the U.K. as a wholly-owned subsidiary of MWH Global.

From Oct. 6-8, 2015, organizations across North America encouraged everyone to ?Imagine a Day Without Water.? The event was sponsored by the Value of Water Coalition and emphasized the importance of water for homes, businesses and environment, highlighting the need to care for water infrastructure.

David Thomas Iseley, Ph.D., P.E., Dist.M.ASCE, was officially named a Distinguished Member of the American Society of Civil Engineers at ASCE?s Annual Convention in New York City last week. The Society?s highest accolade, to date only 649 of ASCE?s worldwide members have been elected to receive this honor since 1852.

For the fourth consecutive year, Brown and Caldwell (BC) has been recognized as an industry leader by the National Safety Council for achieving the best safety performance within its industry.

The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District (NEORSD) has chosen Hatch Mott MacDonald, in a joint venture with MWH Global, for a major contract to design the Westerly Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) Storage Tunnel and Dewatering Pump Station in Cleveland, Ohio.

Last week, DC Water unveiled its $470 million waste-to-energy project that is producing a net 10 megawatts (MW) of electricity from the wastewater treatment process, providing clean, renewable energy to power about one-third of the Blue Plains plant?s energy needs.

Singer Valve has launched MetroH2O, a first in online education for control valves that allows users to access information about valve operations through an animated program.

Innovation in the water sector has been largely misunderstood and understated.With other types of technology unicorns coming out of the west coast and our attraction to sexy solutions, the water sector continues cry out for better, innovative technologies.

When the final decision was made to build a new potable water pipeline in this part of Utah, just southeast of Salt Lake City, the engineering firm of Jones & DeMille Engineering, Inc. (St. George, Utah) knew that it was faced with some unusual circumstances.