The Bethpage Water District recently broke ground on a substantial renovation project at its Plant 6 site, located on Motor lane. The Plant, which houses two vital supply wells, will receive upgrades to its infrastructure which prepare the District to treat higher concentrations of contaminants present in the water supply as a result of the Northrop Grumman Plume.
Plans to counter water scarcity by facilitating the reuse of treated wastewater for agricultural irrigation were backed by the Environment Committee on Tuesday.
This is according to a researcher from Cardiff University and a team of international collaborators who have for the first time provided a global insight in to what will happen should our groundwater systems start to see changes in their replenishment.
The latest solution for national water scarcity may seem like a major technical challenge, but with a nine-figure investment and federal backing, it could be a gamechanger.
Core & Main LP, the leading U.S. distributor of water, sewer and fire protection products, announced recently that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire select assets of Maskell Pipe & Supply, Inc., a California-based distributor and fittings fabricator of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipe.
Aqua Metrology Systems, Ltd., (AMS) is seeking to appoint a number of Business Development Directors. Ideal candidates will have in-depth experience of the municipal and industrial water treatment industry and are likely to have a degree in chemical engineering.
The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is seeking public comment on a draft water reuse permit renewal for the city of Kuna in Ada County.
A leading independent ‘stress relaxation’ test has determined that the average performance lifetime of some of Trelleborg’s key pipe sealing compounds is in excess of 800 years.
Following a controversy that dates back over one hundred years, Jersey City’s water and sewer system operator will soon have to pay millions for outsourcing its wastewater treatment operations.
In a sign of just how problematic aging water infrastructure still is for major cities around the country, a National Resources Defense Council (NRDC) spokesperson described lead levels in Newark’s drinking water as “jaw-dropping” and “knock-your-socks-off high.”
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