Drinking Water News

1. Oldcastle Infrastructure's CivilSense ROI Calculator Helps To Optimize Water Management Decisions 10/30/2025

   Oldcastle Infrastructure, a leader in engineered building solutions, introduces its CivilSense ROI Calculator, a powerful digital tool designed to help municipalities and utilities make informed, data-driven decisions for water infrastructure projects.

2. NJIT And NJII Launch PureTrace Labs To Commercialize PFAS Detection Technology 10/30/2025

   New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) and the New Jersey Innovation Institute (NJII) today announced the launch of PureTrace Labs, a startup created to bring NJIT-developed technology for rapid detection of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) to market.

3. 2025 Ecolab Watermark Study Reveals Hidden Impact Of Artificial Intelligence 10/30/2025

   Ecolab, a global sustainability leader offering water solutions and services, today announced findings from its third annual Ecolab Watermark Study, which reports on water stewardship around the world.

4. City of Sacramento Secures $10.4 Million In PFAS Settlement 10/29/2025

   Each day, the City of Sacramento (CA) produces an average of 80 million gallons of drinking water for its 526,000 residents. After Sacramento detected PFAS in some of its groundwater supply wells, through testing as part of the California State Water Resources Control Board’s efforts to assess PFAS levels throughout the state, the City turned to SL Environmental Law Group to pursue legal action against PFAS manufacturers.

5. QUA Launches EDR-Q™, An Advanced Electrodialysis Reversal Technology For Water And Process Applications 10/28/2025

   QUA, an Aquatech company, has introduced EDR-Q™, a next-generation electrodialysis reversal (EDR) technology engineered for high-recovery desalination, water reuse, and specialty process applications.

6. What Are The Benefits Of Seeing Drought Through A Social Lens? 10/28/2025

   Much of the Midwest is experiencing drought due to very dry weather in the late summer and early fall. Half of the state of Illinois is in a severe drought, and portions of Central Illinois are in an extreme drought, affecting farmers’ yields, particularly for soybeans.

7. Wetlands Efficiently Remove Nitrogen Pollution From Surface Water, Leading To Cost Savings For Municipalities 10/28/2025

   Wetlands are an important part of the ecological system, providing a myriad of benefits for people, wildlife, and the environment. They also serve as “nature’s kidneys,” filtering out pollutants from surface water.

8. Megaproject For Landia Mixers In Saudi Arabia 10/28/2025

   As Saudi Arabia looks to diversify its economy away from oil, JetMix systems from Landia have been placed on order for new Water Recycling and Recovery Plants that will serve a new megaproject in the north of the Kingdom.

9. Understanding Water-Soluble Polymers In Wastewater 10/27/2025

   Lehigh University researchers collaborate with Dow on NSF-funded project to study how microbes break down various modified polysaccharides, a common additive in consumer products.

10. Shining A New Light On Water Pollution 10/27/2025

    Before the sun rose over Miami Beach, Helena Solo-Gabriele and a group of University of Miami College of Engineering students were already at work.