Infrastructure series

The cost to turn on the tap is about to increase substantially for a quarter million water users in Western Massachusetts.Earlier this year, the…

The Massachusetts Broadcasters Association has recognized WAMC's 2017 news series on infrastructure with a first place award in the Recurring Segment…

Most people in America enjoy the luxury of washing waste down the drain or flushing it away in a toilet. But once it leaves the home, office or school,…

Lake George in the Southern Adirondacks, known for its crystal clear water, has been a summer destination for more than a century. But during 2017, the…

As anyone who has sat in construction-related traffic jams knows, there are infrastructure projects of all sorts under way across New York. Some of the…

In this segment from WAMC’s in depth look at infrastructure series, WAMC’s Pioneer Valley Bureau Chief Paul Tuthill reports on how the largest…

We take drinking water for granted: most of us turn on our faucets expecting pure, clean water to come pouring out. In the latest installment of our…

Farms in Berkshire County make up nearly 12 percent of all farmland in Massachusetts – which makes the farm-to-table movement a big deal for the regional…

Communities across the country are grappling with aging infrastructure and limited funding to repair or replace critical water, road and utility lines. In…