The future Is here: Embracing a new paradigm in the world of water

A successful transition to a true circular economy must include water resource recovery—and designing as nature is the best process to follow

As the global health community tracks the spread of this virus, it’s important for water and wastewater professionals to keep updated on potential impacts

We asked our resilience leaders: “In the coming years, how will resilient thinking impact the built environment?” Here’s what they said.

As a society, we cannot avoid the extreme hazards Mother Nature produces, but we can design and plan facilities to manage them.

From technology to relationships, water and wastewater utilities are positioned to drive the circular economy

Creative design choices put 2-mile rail bridge on smooth track in fast-growing Colorado city

New technology promises to reduce water, create a smaller environmental footprint and reduce long-term risks for mines

Stantec’s Hydropower experts share their memories of the annual HydroVision International conference.

Stantec hydropower experts contributed to this feature on the world's biggest battery: pumped storage. Hear about our clients' quest to bottle natural energy resources.

Art Umble explains how Denver’s Metro is better serving its customers and finding sustainable solutions.

The future of water resources for safe and reliable consumptive uses is uncertain. Today, hundreds of watershed basins worldwide experience water scarcity during some part of any given year.