On June 13, 2019, Gov. Abbott issued an executive order to extend the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners and the plumbing licensing law until 2021 to allow the next legislature to consider the issue. The plumbing industry needs to ensure their elected officials are educated on the topic and address this issue properly in the next legislative session.

This year's conference, held from Nov. 4-7 in St. Pete Beach, Florida, will feature PMI's first-ever Aspiring Leaders' Program.

As much as 40 percent to 50 percent of a building’s energy is contained in sewage and literally goes down the drain every day.

Now in its seventh year, the national competition engages college students in the design of on-campus green infrastructure solutions to address stormwater pollution.

Regulation and resistance plague fracking projects while the Great Lakes Region builds more manufacturing facilities.

This month’s column will be one of the last in the series for the duo; it will take on a new direction with Steve leading the charge in the coming months.

The ramifications of the Flint, Mich., water crisis continues to spread more than two years after the city was thrust into the national spotlight because of lead contamination in its drinking water. What happened in Flint was a tragedy but it also accelerated a larger trend around municipal water.