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  1. Rising Seas, Salty Rivers: A Growing Threat To Our Water Supplies 7/15/2025

    As the planet warms, salt is sneaking into the places we least expect it—our rivers. A new study warns that salt contamination of drinking water in tidal rivers is becoming a serious and global problem.

  2. According To The Xylem Vue Report: Water Technology Trends 2025: Revolutionizing Water Management 7/14/2025

    Urban sustainability is steaming ahead globally thanks to the revolution in smart buildings and district heating and cooling (DHC) networks, which aim to streamline resource and energy management in cities. The uptake of technologies such as integrated digital platforms is pivotal to optimizing these systems.

  3. Grundfos Launches A New Generation Intelligent Wastewater Monitoring Solution In The US, Marking Key Step In Digital Transformation For Water Utilities 7/14/2025

    Grundfos, a global leader in the production of water pumps and digital water solutions, has today announced the launch of Grundfos Connect Sewer Insights, a new generation digital platform for monitoring and optimizing open channel flow systems.

  4. Mapping Important Infrastructure Could Aid Emergency Response After Hurricanes 7/14/2025

    In the fall of 2024, Hurricane Helene made landfall in the southeastern U.S., later downgrading to a tropical storm causing strong winds, flooding and major destruction throughout Appalachia.

  5. Disaster Relief Principles Redefine Water Management 7/14/2025

    The lines separating disaster relief and business-as-usual water utility management have blurred.

  6. US Water Alliance Hosts Summit To Tackle National Water Challenges, Awards 2025 US Water Prize Winners 7/11/2025

    In a special ceremony during One Water Summit 2025 in Pittsburgh, PA, the US Water Alliance announced the winners of our fourteenth US Water Prize. The US Water Prize is the top national award recognizing One Water innovation.

  7. Artificial Sweeteners Leave Bitter Aftertaste For The Environment 7/11/2025

    Artificial sweeteners, widely used in soft drinks, processed foods and sugar-free products such as toothpaste, are increasingly turning up far from supermarket shelves — in our rivers, waterways and natural ecosystems.

  8. Industrial Wastewater Treatment Revolution: When New Pollutants Challenge Centuries-Old Traditional Cognition 7/11/2025

    At a sewage treatment plant in an industrial park in Jiangsu, engineers discovered a strange phenomenon: industrial wastewater treated by traditional technology and meeting discharge standards still caused fish sex mutation in the river.

  9. Artificial Sweeteners Leave Bitter Taste For The Environment 7/11/2025

    Artificial sweeteners, widely used in soft drinks, processed foods and sugar-free products such as toothpaste, are increasingly turning up far from supermarket shelves – in our rivers, waterways and natural ecosystems.

  10. Fathom Selected To Provide Flood Data For Virginia's Statewide Flood Resilience Plan 7/11/2025

    Water-risk intelligence firm Fathom has been selected to provide flood data to the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) as it develops the Virginia Flood Protection Master Plan (VFPMP).