The funds will be used for 30 local projects that will boost the economy while improving water systems.

Changes clarify existing requirements for a unit to earn WaterSense label

ICC-ES now can evaluate and certify such products to the EPA specification.

Potential rule change puts resources at risk.

The EPA looks to create new requirements for labeling products, certification.

Two industry organizations have tough choices to make in the near future.

WaterSense program may be eliminated.

WaterSense-certified products still gaining ground during EPA program’s 10th year of existence.

New Florida health-services facility selects PP-R piping for HVAC chilled- and condenser-water systems.

Climate change results start in the engineering community, but require patience.