CH2M Hill News

  1. Center Enamel: Implementing Advanced Anaerobic Digestion For Wastewater Treatment Projects 1/30/2026

    In the current global environmental landscape, the management of municipal and industrial effluents has transitioned from a basic regulatory necessity to a core component of the circular economy.

  2. Pioneering Nature-Based Treatment At Everton Water Recycling Centre 1/30/2026

    Anglian Water’s first Integrated Constructed Treatment Wetland (ICTW) at Everton Water Recycling Centre (WRC) marks a major step forward in nature based wastewater treatment.

  3. 3D Covalent Organic Framework Offers Sustainable Solution For Wastewater Treatment 1/30/2026

    Industrial dye pollution remains one of the most persistent and hazardous challenges in global wastewater management. The dyes from textile and chemical manufacturing sectors are difficult to remove, non-biodegradable, and can be toxic to plants, animals, and humans.

  4. SUEZ Awarded A Sludge Dewatering Contract In Hong Kong, Setting A New Benchmark For Asia's Largest Sewage Treatment Plant In Caverns 1/30/2026

    SUEZ has been awarded the contract for supplying sludge dewatering solution for the Relocation of Sha Tin Sewage Treatment Works to Caverns by the Drainage Services Department (DSD) of Hong Kong SAR Government. The project will be delivered by SUEZ, leveraging a sludge dewatering technology developed and continuously improved over more than 15 years through SUEZ's collaboration with Bucher Unipektin AG[1].

  5. IDRA Emphasizes Scalable Water Infrastructure Solutions To Ensure Water For Prosperity At UN Preparatory Meeting In Dakar 1/29/2026

    The International Desalination and Reuse Association (IDRA) reinforced the urgency of accelerating scalable water solutions during its participation in the High-Level Dakar Preparatory Meeting for the 2026 United Nations Water Conference, hosted by the Governments of Senegal and the United Arab Emirates to be held this December in Abu Dhabi.

  6. New Study Confirms Huge And Growing Costs Of PFAS Pollution 1/29/2026

    A new report highlights the urgent need to halt ‘forever chemicals’ contamination to avoid enormous costs to society.

  7. EPA Seeks Applicants For Environmental Education Grants 1/29/2026

    U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced up to $3.2M in funding for environmental education grants to support local, community-driven projects that help Americans protect their water, health, and natural surroundings.

  8. Europe's Health And Competitiveness Suffering Due To Slow Pollution Laws Implementation, Says New Report 1/29/2026

    A review of the EU’s Zero Pollution Action Plan concludes that Member States must act swiftly and decisively if the EU is to reach its pollution reduction targets by 2030.

  9. Spotless Sewer Lines Play A Key Role In Lining Success 1/29/2026

    Pipe lining has become a go-to solution for renewing aging sewer and storm lines without the disruption of open-cut excavation.

  10. Mining Water Reuse: Practical Solutions For Operational Certainty 1/29/2026

    Across Australia and New Zealand, mining operations are reassessing how water is managed on site. Increasing pressure on freshwater availability, tighter environmental controls and more variable climatic conditions are driving a shift toward more deliberate and disciplined water reuse strategies.