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  1. Greenwater Services Pilot Achieves 91.5% Reduction In Total Coliform Bacteria In Tijuana River Project 3/17/2026

    Greenwater Services, a water technology company specializing in environmentally safe water treatment and purification technologies, announced that its five-week pilot project on the Tijuana River achieved an average 91.5% reduction in total coliform bacteria on treatment days, significantly exceeding the project’s initial 15-20% performance objectives.

  2. PPI Announces Support Of Bipartisan Plastic Health Research Act 3/17/2026

    The Plastics Pipe Institute, Inc. (PPI) today announced its support for the Plastic Health Research Act (H.R. 4903), the bipartisan legislation introduced by Reps. Haley Stevens (D-MI) and Frank Lucas (R-OK) to expand and coordinate federal research on plastic exposure and potential impacts on human health.

  3. Nestlé Waters & Premium Beverages Announces Industry Leading Milestone, Certifying All 39 Bottling Sites To AWS Water Stewardship Standard 3/17/2026

    Nestlé Waters & Premium Beverages (NW&PB) today announces a pioneering achievement in global water stewardship, becoming the first food or beverage company worldwide to secure 100 per cent certification of all its 39 bottling sites1 to the Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS) Standard.

  4. Jeonbuk National University Researchers Reveal Safer Way To Manage Chemical Sewage Sludge Using Pyrolysis 3/17/2026

    To handle increasing wastewater loads, sewage treatment plants are adopting more advanced treatment processes.

  5. Mongolia Water Compact: Mongolia's First Large-Scale Wastewater Recycling Plant Commences Operations 3/16/2026

    The Government of Mongolia and the U.S. Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) marked the official opening and launch of operations of Mongolia’s first large-scale Wastewater Recycling Plant, built under the Wastewater Recycling Project—one of the three main components of the Mongolia Water Compact.

  6. EPA To Take Over Potomac River Water Quality Sampling Near Interceptor Site 3/16/2026

    Today, as part of the ongoing federal response to the Potomac Interceptor collapse, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will assume responsibility for water quality sampling previously conducted by the DC Department of Energy and Environment (DOEE).

  7. Water Can Learn From UK's Big Infrastructure Projects 3/16/2026

    From products to partnerships, as the water sector in England and Wales embarks on an unprecedented scaling of investment, Jason Hemingway, SIG infrastructure sales director, asks what can be learned from big infrastructure projects in other sectors.

  8. City Of Montrose Breaks Ground On Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvement 3/16/2026

    The City of Montrose today celebrated the groundbreaking of critical improvements to its existing wastewater treatment plant, marking a major investment in infrastructure that has protected public health and supported the community for more than four decades.

  9. John Crane Helps U.S. Pulp And Paper Mill Cut Water Use By 90% And Extend Seal Life To Over A Year 3/16/2026

    John Crane, a global leader in flow-control technologies and an innovator in solutions for rotating equipment, and a business of Smiths Group plc, , has helped a leading pulp and paper mill in the Southern United States to significantly improve reliability and sustainability performance by reducing water consumption by 90% and save $75,000 in total cost of ownership through a mechanical seal upgrade in its cellulose fiber production process.

  10. Research Group Co-Led By UC Irvine Develops First-Of-Its-Kind Ion Pump 3/16/2026

    Researchers at the University of California, Irvine, Israel’s Tel Aviv University and other institutions have developed a first-of-its-kind membrane through which charged molecules pass using nothing more than a rapidly switching low-voltage signal.