Federal officials are threatening to take the Texas General Land Office to court over the way the state distributed $1 billion in storm mitigation project funds.
Ethiopia has begun generating electricity at its new 5,000-MW roller-compacted concrete gravity-type dam on the Nile River. The first 375 MW went to the national grid on Feb. 20.
Ambitious effort restarts to boost historic waterway’s freshwater supply shortage, with design now by the US Army Corps of Engineers and a new tender set for release in two years.
In his first State of the Union speech, Biden predicts an "Infrastructure Decade."
EPA plans to spend $1 billion from IIJA to speed cleanups, allowing most key projects in region to be completed by 2030.
Ship channel's $238-million dredging project passed a key milestone last month as ships began using a new 48-ft draft standard; last phase will relocate or deepen up to six utility pipelines in the remaining 30 miles to Baton Rouge.
The Morganza to the Gulf of Mexico plan calls for 98 miles of levees and other protections.
As the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act moves into its third month on the books, the Biden administration is stepping up project spending.
Hydropower sector participants usually at odds—industry firms, dam safety groups and environmental advocates—now are finding common ground in project funding and new legislation.
The Des Plaines Inflow Tunnel is part of an effort aimed at improving drainage conditions in the greater Chicago area.
Everglades restoration program receives the largest allotment of roughly $1.1 billion.
US Environmental Protection Agency says it will provide $7.4 billion this year to State Revolving Funds for water infrastructure projects.
Already, Corps 'Chief's Reports' Signed for 14 Projects.
Agency will allow a Trump-era rule to take effect but also will propose new steps to clarify actions and boost funding to meet Biden goal of replacing 100% of nation’s lead service pipes.
After the 2009 drought, Atlanta realized the need for a secondary source of water.
WIFIA loan is set to help fund 160 projects to repair aging and storm-damaged sewer pipes.
But it will be weeks until funds are actually released to states.
The Federal Highway Administration launches a "one-stop shop" for infrastructure act information.
Measuring projected outcomes reduces amount of work originally mandated under a 2010 consent decree to reduce nutrient pollution into the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
The project will widen part of the channel from 530 ft to 700 ft and take dredged material to create an island bird habitat.
New Corps lake system operating manual, replacing one in use since 2008, will improve water management, including better dry season Everglades flow and reduced algae blooms in rivers
Agreement marks end of several years of legal disputes between Denver Water and Boulder County over the disruptive nature of Gross Reservoir construction.
Benton Harbor plans to seek bids in December for work to replace thousands of lead service lines.