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  1. Culligan International, United Center, Chicago Bulls And Chicago Blackhawks Demonstrate Sustainable Impact 10/6/2025

    Culligan International, the United Center, the Chicago Bulls, and the Chicago Blackhawks today announced the results of the first year of their sustainability-focused partnership.

  2. CDM Smith Reaches Milestones To Advance The Surface Water Discharge Elimination Program For The City Of Fort Myers 10/6/2025

    CDM Smith has reached key project milestones on the integrated progressive design-build effort to expand the Central and South Advanced Wastewater Treatment Facilities (AWWTFs) and advance the Surface Water Discharge Elimination program for the City of Fort Myers.

  3. New Solution For Wastewater Treatment In Plating Industry: High Performance Forward Osmosis Membrane From Hydrophilic Material 10/6/2025

    Recent research by scientists from the Institute of Science and Technology for Energy and Environment, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, has successfully developed a high-performance forward osmosis (FO) thin membrane that helps remove heavy metals from plating wastewater.

     

  4. WRF Presents $100K Research Award To Advance Water Quality Treatment 10/6/2025

    Last week, The Water Research Foundation (WRF) presented Lauren Stadler, PhD, with the esteemed 2025 Paul L. Busch Award at WEFTEC in Chicago, IL. With this $100,000 research prize, Dr. Stadler plans to advance wastewater monitoring through the investigation of real-time biosensors that utilize synthetic biology.

  5. Industrial Wastewater Treatment Market: Trends, Challenges, And Future Opportunities 10/6/2025

    Untreated industrial wastewater poses significant environmental and health risks, as it often contains toxic chemicals, heavy metals, organic pollutants, and pathogens that can contaminate water bodies and harm ecosystems.

  6. Domestic Water-Saving Flush With Potential 10/3/2025

    Imagine if there was a pill that the water industry could take that would address multiple problems in one dose. Maybe it would reduce household demand for clean water by 20%, lower customer bills and cut carbon emissions.

  7. Commission Restricts The Use Of 'Forever Chemicals' In Firefighting Foams 10/3/2025

    Today, the Commission adopted new measures restricting the use of PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) in firefighting foams under the REACH Regulation, the EU's chemicals legislation.

  8. U.S. Midstream Water Market Totals US$156B From 2025–2030, Anchored By Surging Production In The Permian Basin 10/3/2025

    Water management now plays a central role in the economics of U.S. oil and gas production.

  9. When Anthropology Meets Engineering: A Fresh Solution To Wastewater 10/2/2025

    Two professors in the USF Department of Anthropology are collaborating with engineering faculty from West Virginia University and California State University, Chico, to train students in anthropological and environmental engineering methods.

  10. EPA Announces $48 Million For Southeastern States To Repair Water Systems Impacted By Hurricane Helene 10/2/2025

    Today, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced $48 million in disaster relief supplemental funding to support water systems in southeastern states impacted by Hurricane Helene.