More than seven years after Pennsylvania officials requested that the disposal of radium-laden fracking wastewater into surface waters be restricted, a new Duke University study finds that high levels of radioactivity persist in stream sediments at three disposal sites.
Lead-contaminated water is a serious environmental concern that has recently proved to be disastrous when left untreated. Compounding the problem, the typical way to remove lead or other heavy metals from water requires fossil fuels and a tremendous amount of energy.
Langh Tech has launched a new generation of water treatment systems. The system has been upgraded with new membrane technology to increase water cleaning capacity.
Parkson Corporation is pleased to announce the release of Parkson University – a new, educational video series which reviews the basics of wastewater treatment and is geared towards both beginners and experienced wastewater industry professionals.
Newater Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ: NEWA) ("NEWA", or the "Company"), a developer and manufacturer of membrane filtration products and related hardware and engineered systems used in the treatment, recycling and discharge of wastewater, is pleased to announce its new strategic partnership with NW Blockchain Limited ("NWBL"), a blockchain developer focused upon environmental protection projects, to jointly develop blockchain applications to use in the wastewater treatment industry.
Water Remediation Technology (WRT) is pleased to announce the acquisition of the Loprest Water Treatment Company (Loprest).
Work is underway on three UK utility framework contracts awarded to packaged wastewater treatment specialist WPL, two by United Utilities (UU) and one by Anglian Water.
Arizona Mining Inc. (TSX:AZ) (“Arizona Mining” or the “Company”) announces that its operating subsidiary, Arizona Minerals Inc. (“AMI”) has received three permits from the State of Arizona – the Aquifer Protection Permit (“APP”), the Arizona Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Permit (“AZPDES”) and the Dam Safety Permit.
The College of Agriculture and Natural Resources is serving the state and partnering with the Maryland Department of Transportation Port Administration (MDOT MPA) and the Maritime Administration (MARAD) of the U.S. Department of Transportation to pilot innovative sustainable technology with the goal of cleaning up the Port of Baltimore.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) added the Mississippi Phosphates Corporation (MPC) site in Pascagoula, Miss., along with three other sites across the country to the Superfund Program’s National Priorities List (NPL). An additional 10 hazardous waste sites were proposed for listing on the NPL.
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