Sludge and Biosolids Processing News

31. Black & Veatch Positioned For Human Critical Infrastructure Growth Across Energy, Power And Water 3/23/2026

    As global demand for fuels, power, water and digital infrastructure accelerate, Black & Veatch sees significant growth opportunities across the systems that underpin today’s needs.

32. Brown and Caldwell Partners With Lantern To Expand Scalable, Digital Solutions And Support For Water Utilities 3/23/2026

    Brown and Caldwell, a purpose-driven engineering consulting firm creating and delivering water and environmental solutions throughout North America and the Pacific, has formed a strategic partnership with data/AI consulting firm Lantern that gives water utilities access to advanced digital capabilities to optimize their operations and customer service.

33. John Crane Delivers 99.8% Water Savings For Leading LNG Export Facility 3/22/2026

    John Crane, a global leader in rotating equipment solutions and part of Smiths Group plc, has enabled a 99.8% reduction in water consumption at a leading LNG export facility in Louisiana, US, through the deployment of its advanced Type SB2 USP dual-cartridge seal.

34. Attorney General Jeff Jackson Fights To Keep Lead Out Of Our Drinking Water 3/20/2026

    Attorney General Jeff Jackson and 16 other attorneys general argued to keep federal protections designed to replace lead pipes and prevent lead from leaching into drinking water.

35. Start-Up Of Livestock Wastewater Treatment System At Fresh Milk Farm In Thessaly, Greece 3/20/2026

    In early March 2026, the Sanitary Engineering Laboratory (SEL) of the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) and AERIS teams successfully carried out the start-up of the livestock wastewater treatment system installed at the Fresh Milk dairy farm facilities in Thessaly, Greece, marking an important milestone for the AquaLoops4Med project.

36. Recovering Critical Minerals From Wastewater Using PFAS-Free Membranes 3/20/2026

    Access to critical raw materials such as lithium, cobalt, and rare earth metals is under pressure. The ReValue project demonstrates how we can sustainably recover these minerals from seawater and industrial wastewater using advanced, PFAS-free membrane technology.

37. New York Lead Pipe Replacement Funding Program Requires Open Materials Evaluation 3/20/2026

    The Plastics Pipe Institute, Inc. (PPI) today said that while New York State’s fund of $250M for water infrastructure improvements should be applauded, not allowing an open procurement process would diminish results and not provide the most cost-effective solution.

38. NGWA Highlights Role Of Groundwater Professionals In Addressing Data Center Cooling Needs 3/20/2026

    The National Ground Water Association (NGWA) is underscoring the role groundwater professionals play in helping communities responsibly manage water resources as data centers expand across the United States through the release of a new position paper and a three-part series in its monthly trade magazine, Water Well Journal.

39. Signing Of Record Of Discussions On Science And Technology Research Partnership For Sustainable Development (SATREPS) Project With Sri Lanka: Contributing To Water Environment Improvement By Estimating Water Pollution Levels With The Use Of Big Data 3/19/2026

    On February 26, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) signed a Record of Discussions with the Government of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka in Colombo, for “The Project for Big Data Platform for Water Environment Monitoring and Data-driven Policy Implementation”, under the Science and Technology Research Partnership for Sustainable Development (SATREPS) program.

40. EPA Proposes To Give Colorado Primacy To Protect Underground Water Resources 3/19/2026

    Today, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced its proposed approval of the state of Colorado’s request to administer permitting for Class VI underground injection wells (UIC) under the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA).