A group of Congressional Democratic lawmakers from Michigan has proposed legislation to provide $600 million in financial assistance to help Flint deal with its current water crisis.
Runoff from farmlands can carry nutrients, insecticides and sediment that impact source water for downstream communities.
Did you know satellites can measure Earth’s oceans from space? The Jason-3 satellite, set to launch in July 2015, will collect critical sea surface height data, adding to a satellite data record going back to 1992.
Variable area flowmeters from KROHNE offer not only the maximum possible accuracy but also maximum reliability.
Appearing on The Weather Channel's "Wake Up With Al" morning show, water expert Dan Theobald puts drinking water to the test by measuring total dissolved solids (TDS) in tap water samples from Brooklyn, Manhattan, and New Jersey, as well as bottled water samples.
The International Junior Science Olympiad 2017 (IJSO) was held in the Netherlands in December 2017. Xylem Inc. was official sponsor of the event, in which students aged 15 from 50 countries compete with one another on the topic Water & Sustainability.
Across North America, streams and rivers are becoming saltier, thanks to road deicers, fertilizers and other salty compounds that humans indirectly release into waterways. At the same time, freshwater supplies are becoming more alkaline.
When treatment plants with sand filtration require increased filtration capacity or improved performance, the Forty-X™ Disc Filter is recommended. This high-rate tertiary filter fits into a fraction of the footprint required by traditional sand filters. It increases throughput, improves efficiency and minimizes lifecycle costs. Each filter is backed by the experience & expertise of Evoqua product experts who can assist with making recommendations to meet specific operational requirements.
The TROLL® 9500 Water Quality Instrument simplifies multiparameter monitoring. The TROLL 9500 is a powerful, portable unit that houses up to nine water quality sensors, internal power, and optional data logging capabilities.
Dr. Jamie Dewitt explains her research in Phamacology and Toxicology and why water pollution might pose a problem no matter where you are.
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