Tag: water
A Catalyst for Development
By Luke Carothers
One of the largest projects currently under construction in Montgomery, Alabama is not something that first comes to mind when thinking about...
Expanding Port Infrastructure Along the Texas Gulf Coast
By Luke Carothers
Recent supply chain delays and price increases have brought key aspects of our nation’s infrastructure into the forefront. Among these pieces of...
Elevating the Industry to New Heights–The 2022 Yearbook of Engineering Achievement
By Luke Carothers
Usually, the time for celebrating accomplishments comes at the end of the year. A year’s latter months usually provide just the right...
Tackling the U.S. Waste Infrastructure with Supercritical Water Oxidation
By Kobe Nagar
Future Cities
With cities projected to accommodate nearly 70 percent of the world’s population by 2050, local and state officials are working to...
Protecting Portland from floods
New trash rakes meet deadline – despite the pandemic
Automated trash rakes with frequent equipment failures to be replaced by a much more efficient new...
Sustainable Expansion: Stormwater Detention and Reuse
By Luke Carothers
San Jose State University (SJSU) is currently in the process of initiating a new campus master plan (CMP) that addresses the physical...
Something in the Water
By Chad Clinehens
Three years ago, Zweig Group launched our “experience” themed leadership roundtables. The first two were held in Kentucky around tours of the...
From a World’s Fair to a Local Neighborhood: The Transformation of Treasure Island
By Luke Carothers
The original island of the pelicans in the San Francisco Bay, Yerba Buena Island sits between San Francisco and Oakland, California. The...
Indirect Potable Reuse and the Treatment of NDMA
Just northeast of Phoenix, Arizona, the City of Scottsdale Water Campus was built in the 1990s and quickly became a state-of-the-art wastewater treatment/recharge facility...
