Drinking Water News

  1. DuPont Launches Multi-Technology Water Treatment Design Tool 7/9/2026

    DuPont (NYSE: DD) today announced the latest advancement of Water Application Value Engine (WAVE PRO), its advanced online water treatment modeling tool, now enabling integrated multi-technology design across ultrafiltration (UF), ion exchange resins (IER), reverse osmosis (RO), and nanofiltration (NF) in one comprehensive platform.

  2. Evaporative Condenser Water Saver Market To Reach US$2.73 Billion By 2033 7/8/2026

    According to our Growth Market Report, the global evaporative condenser water saver market size in 2025 was valued at USD 1.37 billion. The market is experiencing robust expansion, with a CAGR of 7.9% forecasted from 2026 to 2034. By the end of 2034, the market is expected to reach approximately USD 2.73 billion, driven by increasing environmental regulations, a heightened focus on water conservation, and the rapid adoption of advanced water-saving technologies in commercial and industrial sectors. As per our in-depth analysis, the market's growth is underpinned by a combination of regulatory mandates, technological advancements, and rising awareness about sustainable resource management across every major geography.

  3. Preventing Pipeline Failures Before They Happen 7/7/2026
  4. De Nora Selected To Support Landmark Chesapeake Bay Region Groundwater Restoration Program With Large-Scale PFAS Treatment System 7/7/2026

    Industrie De Nora, a global leader in electrochemical processes and water treatment technologies, has been selected by the Hampton Roads Sanitation District (HRSD) to provide its SORB FX Ion Exchange (IX) PFAS removal system for the SWIFT advanced water treatment facility at HRSD’s Nansemond Treatment Plant, a centerpiece of HRSD's Sustainable Water Infrastructure for Tomorrow (SWIFT) program.

  5. ASTERRA Unveils EO Discover 3.0, Giving Utilities A Path From Satellite Intelligence To Optimized Field Action 7/6/2026

    ASTERRA today announced EO Discover 3.0, the newest version of its operational intelligence platform designed to help water utilities act faster, prioritize smarter, and get more value from satellite-based leak detection.

  6. Survival Comes At A Price: Mizzou Study Links Salt Adaptation To Increased Risk Of Disease 7/6/2026

    Researchers find wood frogs, a common freshwater amphibian in North America, can survive rising salt levels but they may pay a price when disease strikes.

  7. Flathead Forge Invests In NALA Membranes To Advance Chlorine-Stable Water-Treatment Technology 7/6/2026

    Flathead Forge Fund 1 has invested in NALA Membranes, a North Carolina developer of chlorine-stable membranes for industrial water purification and reuse.

  8. Ohio State Research Shows Promise For New Harmful Algal Bloom Treatment 7/1/2026

    CFAES researchers report strong early results for a treatment designed to reduce harmful algae and toxins while protecting aquatic ecosystems.

  9. EPA Announces $1 Million In Funding To Reduce Lead In Tribal Drinking Water 7/1/2026

    Today, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced grant funding totaling $1 million for two projects to reduce lead in drinking water in Tribal communities. This funding reaffirms the Trump EPA’s commitment to the agency’s Indian Policy and partnering with Tribes to address the presence of lead and make drinking water safe.

  10. Algae In The Air? 7/1/2026

    The August Cough is one of several respiratory symptoms that tend to crop up in the area during the summer, when blooms of algae-like critters called cyanobacteria are at their peak. Some symptoms can be severe; in 2014, a seven-year-old girl had an asthma attack and was hospitalized immediately after swimming in a bloom.