Drinking Water News

  1. IUVA Announces Program For 2026 Americas Conference In Halifax 7/20/2026

    Leading ultraviolet technology experts will examine the breakthroughs, barriers and real-world decisions shaping the future of water treatment, healthier indoor environments and advanced oxidation.

  2. Water-Cleaning Insects, Smart Sewage Batteries And Chemical-Busting Bubbles Among Finalists Of £7.5M Water Discovery Challenge 7/20/2026

    Twenty projects have been named finalists of the Water Innovation Fund’s second Water Discovery Challenge, which aims to accelerate the development and adoption of innovations to support the water sector’s greatest challenges.

  3. Roadless Rule Helps Protect Clean Drinking Water For 25 Million Americans, New Study Shows 7/17/2026

    Approximately 90% of the U.S. population relies on public water systems. A significant portion of the water supplying those systems comes from forested lands, which means that policies impacting forests also impact our water access.

  4. KROHNE To Showcase PipePatrol Pipeline Monitoring Solutions At International Pipeline Expo 2026 7/16/2026

    KROHNE, a leading provider of industrial process instrumentation, will showcase its PipePatrol pipeline monitoring platform during the International Pipeline Expo, taking place September 22–24, 2026, in Calgary, Canada. Attendees are encouraged to stop at booth 224 to discover PipePatrol NEO, KROHNE’s next-generation solution for comprehensive leak detection, pipeline integrity monitoring and real-time analytics.

  5. WQA Applauds Drinking Water Legislation 7/16/2026

    The Water Quality Association applauds bipartisan efforts in the U.S. Senate to advance legislation that will strengthen federal investments in drinking water and expand access to proven water treatment solutions for families across the country.

  6. Metropolitan Partners With Federal Government To Help Water Levels In Historic-Low Lake Mead 7/16/2026

    With the water level at Lake Mead projected to soon reach its lowest point since it was initially filled, Metropolitan Water District is working with the federal government to help add water to the reservoir and protect hydropower generation at Hoover Dam, under an agreement approved today by Metropolitan's Board of Directors.

  7. The Alchemy Of Wastewater: Turning Harmful Pollutants Into One Of The World's Most Important Chemicals 7/16/2026

    Most mornings, if he’s not already in the lab, Navid Noor goes for a run.

  8. PFAS Removal Technologies: Challenges And Innovations In Water Treatment 7/15/2026

    It's hard to find a more technically challenging contaminant within the global water industry today than per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). As compared to traditional organic pollutants, PFAS are incredibly persistent because of their extreme stability — largely attributable to their carbon-fluorine bond — which resists biotic degradation, oxidation, hydrolysis, and thermal decomposition under most environmental conditions.

  9. Could Tiny Water Droplets Hold The Key To Dissolving The Global Plastic Waste Crisis? 7/15/2026

    A new way of converting stubborn plastic waste into high-value chemicals using only water and oxygen, has been developed by an international team of scientists.

  10. Statement From National Association of Clean Water Agencies CEO Adam Krantz On Senate Water Infrastructure Package 7/14/2026

    Adam Krantz, CEO of the National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA), comments on federal funding legislation.