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Address your fear with common sense

September 4, 2015

PHC contractors should strive to deliver excellence to consumers at prices that will allow them to recover their true cost...

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September 4, 2015

Sean McCormack

Sean…Sean…Sean. Come on, it’s time to get up,” my dad said, as he was shaking me from my sleep. “OK, OK,...

Why smart meters aren’t so smart

The meters aren’t enough to make our busy selves pay attention to water and energy use. But we will pay attention if given a reason that’s worth our time.

September 4, 2015

Steve Smith

I live on a farm where it’s a 12-mile round trip just to get a dozen eggs. A trip to...

Bill Fallow receives the 2015 Joseph K. Seidner Award

September 3, 2015

Bill Fallow, P. Eng, chief plumbing inspector, technical inspection services, Department of Public Safety, New Brunswick was presented with the...

The unintended consequences of conserving water

September 2, 2015

Leaky pipes, less revenue and bad odors are a few of the unintended consequences of fighting the California drought, according...

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Sloan weighs in on the stance manufacturers can take for water efficiency in the midst of drought debates.

September 2, 2015

Plumbing Manufacturers International (PMI) has been one of the industry’s advocates that has been vocal about water shortage issues, specifically...

HOLDRITE adds innovation center to further product growth

September 2, 2015

HOLDRITE is rapidly growing. And as it is growing, the privately held manufacturer is focusing on designing innovative plumbing solutions...

Municipality consolidates, upgrades water supply pumping system

Grundfos integrated pumping system efficiently matches municipal water pressure with demand

September 2, 2015

Between 1990 and 2010, the city of Cottonwood, Ariz., located in the state’s second fastest growing county, nearly doubled its...

Who's Who: 2015 ASPE Young Professionals

September 2, 2015

The American Society of Plumbing Engineers (ASPE) is excited for the next generation of industry talent. So excited that the...

The usual suspect

New legislation and regulations in New York focus on cooling towers, the likely culprit of the recent Legionnaires’ disease outbreak.

September 2, 2015

Steve Smith

The New York City Council approved legislation on August 13 mandating several measures for cooling towers in the midst of...

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Address your fear with common sense

ServiceTitan

Why smart meters aren’t so smart

Bill Fallow receives the 2015 Joseph K. Seidner Award

The unintended consequences of conserving water

Specific solutions

HOLDRITE adds innovation center to further product growth

Municipality consolidates, upgrades water supply pumping system

Who's Who: 2015 ASPE Young Professionals

The usual suspect

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