Tech startup hopes to let California farmers lease extra water July 13, 2015 A new tech startup has come up with a way to let farmers lease their extra water, much in the...Read More
AWC, ACEEE announce release of water-energy nexus report July 13, 2015 The National Association of Water Companies (NAWC) and the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) recently announced that they...Read More
Why we don’t trust public drinking fountains anymore July 13, 2015 In its 2015 edition, the International Plumbing Code cut the required number of drinking fountains in buildings by half. American’s...Read More
RPA opens System Design Showcase Awards competition beyond members July 13, 2015 Mokena, Ill. – The Radiant Professionals Alliance (RPA) is inviting entries from the entire industry – not just RPA members...Read More
Engineering firm offers Carlisle, Pa., homeowners to inspect lateral sewer lines July 10, 2015 Since early spring, Carlisle, Pa., water authorities and engineers with Herbert, Rowland & Grubic Inc., an engineering firm with six...Read More
Don’t miss nation’s leading building safety conference July 9, 2015 Washington – The International Code Council 2015 Annual Conference, Code Hearings & Expo will take place Sept. 27 – Oct. 7,...Read More
Jensen Hughes subsidiary receives first-ever fire protection certification from China July 9, 2015 BALTIMORE - Jensen Hughes’ subsidiary, RJA Fire Protection Technology Consulting, in Shanghai, China is in the first select group to receive...Read More
Water leak turns into $30 million lawsuit July 8, 2015 The Washington Post reported in its June 29th issue about a multimillion-dollar battle with owners of multimillion-dollar condominiums at one...Read More
Thomas Enterprise Solutions to partner in North America with BIMobject July 8, 2015 Leaders in digital marketing solutions, Thomas Enterprise and BIMobject announced a partnership in North America to help mechanical, electrical and...Read More
NYC bill would require single-occupancy, public bathrooms to be gender-neutral July 8, 2015 The AP reports that New York City officials are considering a plan that would require publicly available, single-occupancy restrooms in...Read More
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