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  1. EPA Launches Cutting-Edge Scientific Study To Strengthen Nation's Understanding Of Potential Pollutants In Drinking Water 9/9/2026

    Today, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a new scientific study using cutting-edge methods to improve the agency’s understanding of what pollutants may be present in drinking water. This groundbreaking new research by EPA scientists goes beyond traditional testing methods to screen for a broad array of pollutants, including pharmaceuticals, PFAS, and more than 1,000 potential contaminants. This action advances EPA’s commitment to help Make America Healthy Again while following gold standard science.

  2. Next-Gen Solar Wastewater System Unveiled By UH, Partners 9/9/2026

    A novel wastewater treatment solution currently undergoing evaluation at the Wahiawā Wastewater Treatment Plant on Oʻahu could offer a crucial, cost-effective path forward as Hawaiʻi faces a massive statewide infrastructure overhaul.

  3. SED To Exhibit Advanced Water Recovery Technologies For Semiconductor Manufacturing At SEMICON India 2026 9/9/2026

    As India continues to expand its semiconductor and photovoltaic manufacturing base, attention is increasingly turning to the infrastructure needed to support these industries.

  4. Moleaer Patents Nanobubble Process For Polymer Activation 9/9/2026

    Polymer and sludge hauling are among the largest controllable operating expenses at wastewater treatment plants. A newly patented nanobubble process from Moleaer, the global leader in nanobubble technology, is helping utilities reduce both by improving polymer performance during dewatering.

  5. United States And Mexico Announce Colorado River Cooperative Agreement 9/9/2026

    The United States and Mexico signed a formal agreement for new Colorado River operating guidelines for 2027 and 2028.

  6. VVater Accelerates Global Expansion With Strategic Entry Into Southern Africa 9/8/2026

    VVater, America’s Next Water Company and the world’s premier innovator in advanced water treatment solutions, today announced a strategic licensing agreement to expand its global presence into Southern Africa, bringing its breakthrough water treatment and reuse technologies to a region facing mounting pressure on one of its most critical resources.

  7. America's Wastewater Plants Could Be A Much Bigger Source Of Renewable Power 9/8/2026

    Wastewater treatment plants in many American communities are doing more than treating sewage – they’re also producing renewable energy. According to new data released today from the American Biogas Council, 1,200 wastewater treatment plants across the United States currently capture and use biogas produced from wastewater sludge. That means wastewater treatment plants account for nearly half of the approximately 2,600 biogas facilities of all types operating in the United States today.

  8. Study Unveils Chemistry Of Destroying 'Forever Chemicals' 9/8/2026

    UC Riverside environmental engineers have identified key chemical reactions that occur when ultraviolet light is used to destroy “forever chemical” pollutants in water, providing a roadmap for developing more effective cleanup technologies.

  9. Introducing Fouling Thermal Resistance RO Membranes To Support Water Treatment And Recycling In Industrial Manufacturing 9/7/2026

    Nitto Denko Corporation (headquartered in Osaka, Japan; president: Tatsuya Akagi; hereinafter referred to as "Nitto") and Hydranautics, a subsidiary of the Nitto Group, began selling "PRO-XR1-X-LD" in September.

  10. Professional Biogas Project Contractor For Industrial Wastewater Treatment Using UASB Process & GFS Tanks 9/7/2026

    The global policy framework for industrial wastewater treatment is undergoing a fundamental transformation, escalating from mere "compliance discharge" to mandatory "resource recovery" and "zero liquid discharge."