Drinking Water News

  1. WaterSurplus Leads The Way In Catalytic Media Solutions 7/31/2025

    WaterSurplus, a leader in sustainable water treatment, offers a line of high-performance catalytic filter media designed to remove tough contaminants from groundwater more effectively and affordably.

  2. Moleaer Unveils Breakthrough Nanobubble Process To Boost Battery Range, Hydrogen Production, And Water Filtration Efficiency 7/31/2025

    Moleaer, the global leader in nanobubble technology, announces a patent-pending breakthrough that could significantly enhance performance of lithium-ion batteries, PEM fuel cells, green hydrogen generation, and water treatment membranes and filters.

  3. EPA Announces $12M To Protect Underground Sources Of Drinking Water Through State And Tribal Programs 7/31/2025

    Today, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced over $12M in grant funding for states and Tribes to develop underground injection control (UIC) programs that protect sources of drinking water while supporting industry and energy projects.

  4. Pace And IAPMO To Hold Live Virtual Training On ASSE 12080 For Mastering Legionella Risk Management 7/30/2025

    Pace Analytical Services, the preferred provider of regulatory testing and analytical laboratory services, and a division of Pace, a science and technology company, is pleased to announce its Building Sciences business unit is partnering with IAPMO to deliver a limited-seat, expert-led training session designed to support Legionella risk management professionals in the assessment, planning, and management of building water systems to prevent outbreaks.

  5. Understanding ZERO Liquid Discharge Membrane Technology For Industrial Applications 7/30/2025

    In today's industrial landscape, managing wastewater effectively is a significant challenge. ONE of the leading solutions to this issue is the ZERO Liquid Discharge (ZLD) membrane technology.

  6. 'Major Leap In Bioelectronic Sensing': Rice Researchers Turn Bacteria Into Tiny Pollution Detectors 7/29/2025

    Researchers at Rice University have engineered E. coli to act as living multiplexed sensors, allowing these genetically modified cells to detect and respond to multiple environmental toxins simultaneously by converting their biological responses into readable electrical signals. This innovation opens the door to real-time, remote monitoring of water systems, pipelines and industrial sites with potential future applications in biocomputing.

  7. New Carterville Wastewater Facility Project Inches Forward 7/29/2025

    Carterville, Ill., has begun soliciting and evaluating construction bids for a new wastewater treatment facility that will serve the growing city’s 6,000+ residents as well as the surrounding communities of Cambria, Colp, and Crainville. However, rising costs associated with the long-delayed project threaten to heavily impact residents’ water bills.

  8. U Of T Researchers Develop Safer Alternative To Non-Stick Coatings 7/29/2025

    A new material developed by University of Toronto researchers could offer a safer alternative to the non-stick chemicals commonly used in cookware and other applications.

  9. Veolia's Advanced Technologies Set New Standards For Large-Scale Water Reuse In Brazil 7/29/2025

    Veolia, the global leader in water treatment technologies, has been selected to design and deliver Brazil’s most advanced municipal wastewater reuse system for industrial applications.

  10. Pollution Solution With A Pinch Of Clay 7/28/2025

    A low-cost material made from clay – common in British soil – and vitamin B2 could one day help clean up pollution using only sunlight.