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  1. New ABC Report Finds More Opportunities To Put Wastewater Plants To Work 10/28/2026

    A new nationwide survey of U.S. wastewater facilities reveals opportunities to expand the production of renewable energy from wastewater, make greater use of existing digesters, and put more organic waste to productive use.

  2. Technology Drives UKWIR Pipeline Database Enhancement Project 10/13/2026

    A valuable database that provides water companies with insights into pipes for water and sewer networks is being overhauled. UK Water Industry Research (UKWIR) has released an invitation for expressions of interest (EoIs) to revise its National Failures Database, to better safeguard below ground infrastructure in a transformative technological age.

  3. TPU Researchers Determined How The Type And Concentration Of Impurities Affect Mechanical Purification Of Wastewater 10/12/2026

    Researchers from Tomsk Polytechnic University and the S.S. Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences conducted experimental studies and determined the sedimentation and stratification characteristics of impurities in industrial wastewater from metallurgical and pulp and paper enterprises.

  4. High-Salinity Wastewater Treatment: A Complete Guide To Technologies, Costs, And Compliance 10/12/2026

    High-salinity wastewater is one of the most challenging streams facing industry and municipalities today.

  5. Mueller Water Products Appoints Michael Morgan As Chief Financial Officer 10/12/2026

    Mueller Water Products, Inc. (NYSE: MWA), a leading manufacturer and marketer of products and solutions used in the transmission, distribution and measurement of water in North America, today announced a planned transition of its Chief Financial Officer with the appointment of Michael Morgan as Executive Vice President, Finance, effective October 28, 2026.

  6. Taps And Toilets Aren't Enough: UB Research Brings People's Voices To Water And Sanitation Monitoring 10/9/2026

    Simply because a school or clinic has basic water and sanitation services doesn’t mean the students or patients who depend on them can quench their thirst or have their needs adequately met, notes a University at Buffalo public health researcher.

  7. Emerson's New Flow Measurement Solution Improves Data Center Reliability, Efficiency And Uptime 10/8/2026

    Global automation leader Emerson today announced the new Rosemount 8795 Magnetic Flow Sensor, purpose-built for data center hydronic cooling applications. This industrial-grade flow sensor provides accurate, repeatable flow measurements for high reliability and uptime in mission-critical data center applications. Designed for data center environments, the flow sensor addresses common specification needs to simplify selection, installation, and commissioning.

  8. TwinThread Launches Anomaly Action Center, An AI-Powered Solution To Prioritize And Resolve Anomalies At Enterprise Scale 10/8/2026

    Today, TwinThread—a global leader in Industrial AI—announced the release of Anomaly Action Center, an AI-powered solution designed to help operational teams prioritize and resolve critical anomalies across their equipment assets and process operations. Unlike conventional alerting systems that only signal when something is wrong, Anomaly Action Center delivers each anomaly with the context plant personnel need to act quickly and effectively.

  9. West County Wastewater And OPTERRA Energy Services Celebrate Transformative 'Clean & Green' Energy Project 10/8/2026

    West County Wastewater (WCW) and OPTERRA Energy Services today announced significant progress on WCW’s comprehensive “Clean & Green” energy improvement project that modernizes critical infrastructure, strengthens energy resilience, and significantly reduces WCW’s environmental impact.

  10. Trust In Water Highlights Ways Private, Regulated Water Providers Are Partnering With Small And Rural Communities 10/8/2026

    As water utilities across the country confront aging infrastructure, tightening regulations and a shrinking pool of qualified operators, Trust in Water is highlighting the findings of its white paper, Transforming Small Water Systems: How Private, Regulated Providers are Helping Small Systems Build a More Sustainable Future. The report documents how communities in West Virginia, Missouri and Pennsylvania have stabilized failing water and wastewater systems through partnership with private, regulated providers.