Water Treatment

The crisis has left parts of the majority Black city unable to access clean water for more than 2,400 days.

The oldest known example of a water treatment system in the Western Hemisphere was recently discovered in Guatemala.

Clean-energy stocks surged in 2020. Analysts at Raymond James lay out their top picks that will jump as the industry continues to boom.

Synagro Partners With Local Communities to Process More Than 14 Million Tons of Wastewater Biosolids Annually to Protect the Health of Our Water, Air, Soil and Those Who Depend on Them

Early results from a Michigan project to monitor the levels of COVID-19 in wastewater show promising results.

Company now distributes next-generation in Acuva water filtration systems, Eco NX-SILVER

Officials say Flint is making progress toward resolving the lead contamination crisis that made the Michigan city a symbol of poor drinking water

Researchers have further developed an innovative antibiotic resistance surveillance approach by applying DNA sequencing techniques to detect the spread of disease in watersheds impacted by large-scale storms.

Researchers have a cheap, easy way for cleaning up oil spills: letting plants do the work. Why isn't it used more often?

Collaboration Offers a Best-In-Class Spa Experience to Gordon and Grant Hot Tubs and Spas Owners.

Plant-Grow Inc., a leader in agricultural bio-innovation, is proud to announce a risk-free trial program to show American farmers the efficacy of its beneficial microbes to increase farm profitability. A new customer pays 50% at the delivery of Plant-Grow product, and if the farmer does not see a positive return on investment (ROI), then Plant-Grow will refund the initial payment. Should the grower have a positive…

The European Parliament has set a new climate target for 2030—to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% compared to 1990 levels, up 40% on previous targets. Some industry groups criticize the new targets as being overambitious and too expensive while across Europe scientists and engineers have already joined forces ready to take on the new challenge. A key aspect is to develop new technologies to reduce the…

A citizen science project called Off the Roof tested rainwater runoff collected by volunteers. They found that rainwater can be easily treated, but does often have contaminants similar to what's found in streams and rivers.

A group of researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy's Ames Laboratory has discovered a way to convert a common byproduct of the paper manufacturing process into valuable chemical precursors for making nylon. The process is much more environmentally friendly in terms of the solvent(s) used and the energy inputs than other methods and provides a useful alternative to burning waste products of pulping.

Residents and businesses of Flint, Michigan, would be eligible for payments from a compensation fund under a $600 million preliminary settlement.

Researchers aim to short-circuit the decay process in organic waste to produce a potent, less carbon-intensive fuel

We will discuss the most advanced solutions to recycle and decontaminate water from Mercury, Hydrocarbons, Organics and Oils.

While it seems that various technologies are completely taking over many different parts of human life, it appears that even some man-made things are better left to nature... Turns out, some places in the world trust clams and mussels to detect the cleanness of water. Despite most of us being used to seeing clams on a fancy dinner plate, some of them get a more important mission – monitoring the purity of drinking…

PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Mayor Jim Kenney kicked off a recent briefing on Philadelphia's coronavirus response with an unusual request for residents: Be careful what you flush. Between mid-March, when the city's stay-at-home order was issued, and the end of April, most of the 19 sewer and storm water pumping stations in Philadelphia had experienced clogs from face masks, gloves and wipes residents had pitched into the…

A major UK government-funded research study suggests particles released from vehicle tyres could be a significant and previously largely unrecorded source of microplastics in the marine environment.