Drinking Water Source

41. The Hidden Dangers Of Faulty Equipment In Heavy Metal Testing 6/12/2024

    In an industry where accuracy and reliability are crucial, the impact of faulty equipment cannot be overstated. The frustration and risks associated with unreliable testing devices are real and significant.

42. Tracking Groundwater Remediation Efforts Using Rare Earth Elements 5/28/2024

    Contaminated sites can pose complex cleanup challenges, especially when there are multiple chemical contaminants and difficult geological or site conditions. Contaminated soils and groundwater are particularly tricky to remediate due to the challenge of gathering information about the underground environment from the surface.

43. Treating For PFAS: Current Technology And Upcoming Innovations 5/20/2024

    Learn about what’s available and what’s coming in the safe and permanent destruction of PFAS.

44. UCS Study Uncovers Tyson Foods' Massive Pollution Footprint 5/16/2024

    A new study shows Tyson Foods, the second-largest meat processing company in the U.S., dumped more than 371 million pounds of pollutants into U.S. waterways during a five-year period between 2018 and 2022.

45. Recycling Wastewater Poised To Get Bigger In Texas 5/16/2024

    While everything is bigger in Texas, it seems that reusing wastewater is about to get huge. Both public and private entities are pushing hard to increase water reuse for both environmental and economic reasons.

46. Mexico City Nearly Out Of Drinking Water 4/11/2024

    One of the largest cities in the world, Mexico City, is facing a severe water crisis due to drought conditions exacerbated by climate change and infrastructure problems. Scientists are now concerned the region could hit a “day zero” scenario, where water supplies completely run out.

47. Solutions For Every Stage Of The Water Lifecycle 4/3/2024

    Solving daunting water scarcity challenges serve as the battle cry for the modernization of the water industry; and for many addressing these challenges, is their north star in their pursuit of innovation in water design and management.

48. How Remote Water Quality Monitoring Improves Crisis Response 3/27/2024

    Remote water quality monitoring, a key component to effective crisis response, can mitigate the risk of contaminated source water or distributed water reaching consumers.

49. Groundbreaking On-Site Water Recycling System Now Online 3/27/2024

    A groundbreaking effort to use, recycle, and reuse water — all at a single location — recently passed its last regulatory and operational hurdles and is fully operational at Denver Water’s Administration Building.

50. EPA Researchers Develop Method For Studying Agricultural Nutrient Pollution In The Midwest 3/19/2024

    Nutrient pollution is one of the most pressing issues currently facing U.S. waterways. Nutrient pollution primarily refers to when nitrogen and phosphorus, two elements that occur naturally, have adverse effects on water if they are overabundant. Excess nutrients are a result of runoff from fertilizers, detergents, wastewater, automobile emissions, and more. When these nutrients exceed natural amounts, it can lead to harmful algal blooms and hypoxia, which threaten aquatic biodiversity, as well as human health and industries like commercial fishing.