Drinking Water News
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INESC TEC Aims To Make Wastewater Treatment Plants More Sustainable And Better Integrated Into Local Territories
12/12/2025
Making wastewater treatment plants even more sustainable and efficient? It’s possible. Within the scope of the WOOSU project, INESC TEC is developing an advanced technological solution dedicated to optimising the operation of these infrastructures.
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WateReuse Association Approves John Kmiec As 2026 President
12/12/2025
On December 12, the WateReuse Association Board of Directors approved John Kmiec as the association’s president for 2026.
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EPA Regional Administrator Martucci's Trip To Puerto Rico Highlights Environmental Progress And Partnerships
12/12/2025
Last week, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 2 Administrator Michael Martucci traveled to Puerto Rico to engage with local officials to assess advancements in Superfund work, enforcement initiatives, water infrastructure investments, and other priorities.
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IWA Water And Development Congress & Exhibition 2025 Convened To Advance Water Solutions For Low- And Middle-Income Countries
12/11/2025
The International Water Association’s 2025 Water and Development Congress & Exhibition is under way in Bangkok, Thailand, bringing together water professionals and other key actors, from researchers through to government officials, to advance solutions for low- and middle-income countries.
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Barhale Awarded Triple Package Within United Utilities Better Rivers Programme
12/11/2025
Civil engineering, infrastructure and tunnelling specialist Barhale has secured three major project wins under United Utilities’ £3B Better Rivers programme, aimed at improving water quality and protecting over 300 miles of waterways across the North West.
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Study Finds Federal Water Giveaways In The West Exacerbate Strained Water Systems And Cost Taxpayers
12/11/2025
A new report out today, Free Water While It Lasts: An Analysis of Wholesale Water Pricing in the Lower Colorado River Basin States, examines new data that shows huge disparities in who pays what for water from the Colorado River and the Sierras and recommends how to keep the water system sustainable into a drier future.
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Smart Cooling Water Treatment Market Is Projected To Hit $9.7B By 2033
12/11/2025
According to Research Intelo, the Global Smart Cooling Water Treatment Market size was valued at $4.1B in 2024 and is projected to reach $9.7 billion by 2033, expanding at a robust CAGR of 9.8% during the forecast period of 2024–2033.
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DEC Issues Suite Of PFAS Response Actions And Resources To Protect Communities
12/11/2025
New Study, Finalized Guidance, and Draft Policies Help Examine and Address the Widespread PFAS Prevalence in Communities and in Nature.
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Amazon Filters Turns Round Emergency Order To Help Restore Drinkable Water
12/11/2025
Process filter manufacturer Amazon Filters has turned round an urgent water company request to help restore drinkable tap water to around 20,000 homes and businesses in the southeast of England.
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LoRa Alliance Reports 125 Million LoRaWAN End Devices Deployed Globally
12/10/2025
The LoRa Alliance, the global association of companies backing the open LoRaWAN standard for internet of things (IoT) low-power wide-area networks (LPWANs), today announced that its members have surpassed 125 million global deployments of LoRaWAN end devices.