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  1. UNDP Launches Model Wastewater Treatment Plant For Sustainable Agriculture In Rural Damascus 11/30/2025

    The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), with the support of the Adaptation Fund, and in partnership with the Ministry of Local Administration and Environment (MoLAE), the Ministry of Energy for Water Resources and Rural Damascus Governorate, inaugurated the Zibdeen Wastewater Treatment Plant in Eastern Ghouta, Rural Damascus.

  2. Robust Technology Monitors The Most Challenging Wastewaters 11/28/2025

    Fortunately for process managers, changes in the level of dissolved compounds in a liquid result in changes in the refractive index (RI) of that liquid.

  3. A Second Life For Water In Ahome: Mexinol And Veolia Drive Industrial Water Innovation In Mexico 11/27/2025

    Pacifico Mexinol reports that its annual water quality monitoring and baseline data collection study has concluded.

  4. Korea Innovation Foundation Selects 2 Innovative Bio Health Companies, LEEBIO, And Airlab For Global Technology Commercialization Support Program (North America) 11/26/2025

    Korea Innovation Foundation (INNOPOLIS), currently operating the 2025 Global Technology Commercialization Support Program (North America), announces that 2 innovative companies, LEEBIO, and Airlab are chosen for the support program.

  5. Measuring The Transition To A Circular Water Economy 11/26/2025

    Jacobs, in collaboration with Imperial College London, worked with U.K. Water Industry Research (UKWIR) and its project steering group to develop the first industry-wide Circular Economy Accounting Tool (CEAT) for the U.K. and Irish water sector.

  6. Governor Murphy Leads Multi-State Petition To Request Nationwide Monitoring Of Microplastics In Drinking Water 11/26/2025

    Governor Phil Murphy today led a coalition of seven states to sign a petition to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency requesting nationwide monitoring of drinking water supplies for microplastics, with the goal of better understanding the occurrence of contamination in drinking water supplies.

  7. New Study Shows Rainwater Harvesting Can Provide Reliable Water Supply Anywhere In Texas, Even In Drought 11/25/2025

    A groundbreaking study from The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment at Texas State University provides Texans with new evidence that rainwater harvesting is not just an add-on, but a practical and fully reliable water-supply option anywhere in the state, even during the most severe droughts.

  8. The Reuse Of Wastewater Enhances Nutrient Recycling And Conserves Potable Water 11/25/2025

    The recycling of essential nutrients for plants, such as phosphorus and nitrogen, as well as the reuse of water from municipal wastewater requires improvement.

  9. A Made In France Plant-Based Activated Carbon For Treating Micropollutants In Water, The Carb'eau Project, Led By Groupe BORDET, SUEZ And CNRS, Selected By INNOV'EAU 11/25/2025

    In the face of growing health and environmental challenges, the quality of tap water and of wastewater discharged into the natural environment is becoming a major concern for citizens, public authorities, and water-sector stakeholders in France.

  10. EPA Announces $3B In New Funding For States To Reduce Lead In Drinking Water 11/25/2025

    Today, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced $3B in new funding for states through the State Revolving Fund (SRF) programs to reduce exposure to lead in drinking water.