It happens with every new presidential administration in modern times, the promise to “do more about the nation’s infrastructure problems.”... View Article
By Dr. Mark LeChevallier – June 23, 2017 – Comment
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), a pretty smart collection of experts, has been reporting on the economic consequences... View Article
By Dr. Mark LeChevallier – January 23, 2013 – Comment
After any large-scale weather phenomenon, we are left with the cleanup and the lingering question: How can we prevent this... View Article
By Dr. Mark LeChevallier – January 9, 2013 – Comment
According to a recent BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research report, water may be harder to acquire than oil by 2030,... View Article
By Dr. Mark LeChevallier – January 4, 2013 – Comment
There are many buzz words that exist in the environmental world: “going green”, “greenhouse gases”, and certainly “carbon footprint”. We... View Article
By Dr. Mark LeChevallier – December 18, 2012 – Comment
That question is not rhetorical. Before it reaches the pipes in your home, do you know where your tap water... View Article
By Dr. Mark LeChevallier – December 6, 2012 – Comment
Nearly one month after the onslaught of Hurricane Sandy, it’s sad to say, but a lot of the news media... View Article
By Dr. Mark LeChevallier – November 29, 2012 – Comment
Water is considered to be a basic human right, and yet there is a great disparity around the world in... View Article
By Dr. Mark LeChevallier – November 16, 2012 – Comment
We use water in so many obvious ways every day — washing our hands, our clothes, drinking to quench thirst,... View Article
By Dr. Mark LeChevallier – November 8, 2012 – Comment
On behalf of my colleagues here at American Water, we’re keeping good thoughts in mind for everyone across the Northeastern... View Article
By Dr. Mark LeChevallier – November 1, 2012 – Comment