Fixing Flooding in Communities Through Collaboration

Earlier this month, the Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority’s green and grey infrastructure projects earned national recognition from the Environmental Council of the States. The national acclaim is a result of a competition for the top three most innovative uses of the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) since the fund’s origin in 1987. Projects… Continue reading Fixing Flooding in Communities Through Collaboration

Camden: Rising above the Floodwaters

This 2014 Case Study describes the effects on Camden of its inadequate water infrastructure conditions, including increasing vulnerability to flooding

Conference Pinpoints Water as Defining Issue for Next Generation

New collaborative introduced; will focus on upgrading water infrastructure. At the inaugural New Jersey Urban Water Conference on Dec. 10, speaker after speaker stressed the importance of water to healthy communities and economic vitality in New Jersey’s cities and towns, and cited numerous examples of how New Jersey’s inadequate water infrastructure threatens to hamper that… Continue reading Conference Pinpoints Water as Defining Issue for Next Generation

Introducing Jersey Water Works!

The inaugural Steering Committee at the New Jersey Urban Water Conference held December 10, 2015.

At the inaugural New Jersey Urban Water Conference on Dec. 10, 2015, a steering committee of thought leaders from a variety of sectors concerned about inadequate water infrastructure jeopardizing the long-term health and economic vitality of New Jersey’s cities and towns, announced the establishment of a new collective entity: Jersey Water Works. Jersey Water Works is,… Continue reading Introducing Jersey Water Works!

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