Wastewater management, defined as the collection, treatment and recycling of wastewater, is a crucial strategy for safeguarding water systems. So why is modernizing wastewater management crucial? As ...

AWAY WITH THAT. OKAY. THAT’S CRAZY. OKAY, SANFORD’S GOING HIGH TECH AS IT WORKS TO TACKLE ISSUES WITH ITS WASTEWATER SYSTEM. THE TECH WILL ALLOW CITY CREWS TO KNOW WHERE CERTAIN AREAS MAY BE ...

Soliman EC, a leading provider of septage management and wastewater treatment in Central Luzon, introduced a plasma-based ...

The Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati (MSD) has decided to pilot a technology solution to expand on data related to wastewater quality. The district was looking for ways to bring ...

Poultry scientists with the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture are testing new technology aimed at reducing the substantial amount of water typically used to process chicken for ...

Standing on stage during a highly anticipated town meeting, microphone in hand, Spruce Pine Town Manager Darlene Butler responded to a question about lessons learned in the aftermath of the ...

For years, Boise residents have told the city that they want investments in clean wastewater technology and water conservation. In January, the City of Boise will launch a pilot program to identify ...

Alcohols are used to remove impurities on the surface of semiconductors or electronics during the manufacturing process, and wastewater containing alcohols is treated using reverse osmosis, ozone, and ...

The Evolving Landscape of Pharmaceutical Wastewater Management The global pharmaceutical industry is currently navigating a period of significant transition, where environmental compliance has moved ...

CALIFORNIA, USA — A northern California brewery and a water technology company have found a unique way to make a statement about recycling water while a third of the U.S. is in a drought. Devil's ...

As a retired scientist who has conducted water quality studies in Flathead Lake for over 30 years, I was deeply concerned by the decision made at the Aug. 21 Lakeside Water and Sewer Board meeting.

What most see only as sewage, Daniel Gerrity sees as an opportunity to collect data. Gerrity, principal research microbiologist for the Southern Nevada Water Authority, has been at work for months ...