A new wastewater monitoring program means Oklahoma doesn’t have to rely solely on testing to find...

Hidden Resources: Wastewater Recovery & Reuse

An overview of wastewater recovery and reuse, technology options & optimization considerations

Restoring wildlife populations will create jobs in Oklahoma

Recovering America’s Wildlife Act would create good jobs for Oklahomans today while protecting our state’s wildlife heritage for tomorrow.

Wastewater Testing Detecting Rise In Tulsa COVID-19 Infection Levels

The system tests sewage for the virus, where it shows up before people realize they’re infected, or get sick, or seek testing.

Bill by Oklahoma Sen. Jim Inhofe would fund parts of Bartlesville water project

The city could begin to receive federal funding from the measure before the end of the year.

Sherry Hunt, Ph.D. and the Hydraulic Engineering Research Unit

Congratulations to the 2023 Service to America Medals finalists.

Research update on Oklahoma's produced water - Oklahoma Energy Today

A special series will be presented next month by researchers at Oklahoma State University and the University of Oklahoma to announce the results of the latest

OWRB strikes controversial term from phosphorus rule

Proposed changes to state water quality standards intended to protect the Illinois River and two tributaries from phosphorus pollution cleared a hurdle on Tuesday after the most controversial piece of

OWRB previews water quality standard comments

Feb. 18—Oklahoma Water Resources Board members were told the most controversial piece of proposed changes to water quality standards intended to limit phosphorus pollution in the Illinois River and...

Students pursue local study of microplastics in surface water

A senior at Joplin High School and two local college students are doing two similar but separate studies on the existence of microplastics in area water systems to gain a

Older neighborhoods need water infrastructure improvements for fire safety, marshal says

Enid Fire Department is recommending the city put three older Enid neighborhoods on its shortlist to improve outdated waterline infrastructure so firefighters can prevent greater property loss.