The Paris Sewers Museum offers a fascinating journey into history and engineering.

Most cities have not required the sprinklers in residential high-rises, even though they pose the same dangers as fires in commercial buildings.

The Chinese government leads charge to provide access to proper sanitation.

The company jumps up in this year’s rankings by Forbes Magazine list.

Testing of backflow prevention assemblies is a vital and necessary part of protection the public health and welfare of everyone.

The ICC recently held its committee action hearings, and this is the result of the proposed code changes.

Engineers who want to affect change with codes have an opportunity to get involved and gain a better understanding.

Some of the sewage in Washington DC these days has nothing to do with politics and has become quite valuable.

Honolulu’s first retrofit fire safety legislation for high-rise apartments needs to serve as a building block for the inevitable complete sprinkler mandate that is to come.

What are the legal ins and outs of rejecting an “or-equal” product?