Wastewater Features
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Epic Snow From All Those Atmospheric Rivers In The West Is Starting To Melt, And The Flood Danger Is Rising
4/20/2023
A meteorologist with the Center for Western Weather and Water Extremes at the University of California San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography explains how 2023’s storms compare to past extremes, and what to expect in the future.
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10 Expert Tips To Ensure Safe Sewer Cleaning
4/19/2023
Municipalities must safely clean and maintain many miles of sewer line annually to eliminate blockages and prevent sanitary sewer overflows, which are regulated by the U.S. EPA. However, the use of high-pressure equipment in underground sewers can be dangerous unless operators are well trained and fully understand the hazards.
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Increasing Technological Innovations To Create Favorable Growth Outlook For Industrial Sludge Treatment Chemicals Market
4/6/2023
The accelerating climate change and remarkable surge in water-related hazards over the last few years are taking a huge toll on billions of people already stumbling with the looming water crisis aggravated due to dwindling resource availability and explosive population growth.
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Rising Pollution Levels To Offer New Growth Opportunities To The Activated Carbon Fiber Market Share
3/24/2023
Rapid industrialization pushed by record population growth and urban migration, in tandem with several other factors such as excessive use of nitrogen-based fertilizers and pesticides, forest fires, residues in agriculture, and improper waste management, has deeply intensified pollution and environmental health risks.
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Is The Western Drought Finally Ending? That Depends On Where You Look
3/21/2023
After three years of extreme drought, the Western U.S. is finally getting a break. Mountain ranges are covered in deep snow, and water reservoirs in many areas are filling up following a series of atmospheric rivers that brought record rain and snowfall to large parts of the region. Many people are looking at the snow and water levels and asking: Is the drought finally over?
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Growing Popularity Of Ultrafiltration To Boost Hollow Fiber Membrane Market
3/21/2023
Global water usage has increased multifold over the recent decades due to various factors, including consistent population growth, changing consumption patterns, and fast-paced economic growth.
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7 Advanced Technologies To End The Clean Water Crisis
3/20/2023
Water is essential to human life — so much so that the United Nations suggests clean water access is a fundamental human right. The ultimate goal is for all countries to provide clean water to their citizens. Unfortunately, billions of people every year lack access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene.
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Fines For Breaking U.S. Pollution Laws Can Vary Widely Among States — That May Violate The Constitution
3/15/2023
It’s expensive to pollute the water in Colorado. The state’s median fine for companies caught violating the federal Clean Water Act is over US$30,000, and violators can be charged much more. In Montana, however, most violators get barely a slap on the wrist — the median fine there is $300.
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Increasing Consumption Of Processed Food To Proliferate Peracetic Acid Market
3/14/2023
Domestic cooking has taken a back seat across several developed economies, given the steady rise in the female workforce and subsequent lack of time. This, along with significant improvement in disposable incomes, has been playing a critical role in accelerating the shift toward processed food and beverages.
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World Water Day 2023: How The Water Industry Can “Accelerate Change”
3/13/2023
Globally, we are on a tight schedule to get our planet moving in the right direction regarding the climate crisis. While the COP (Conference of the Parties) meetings are working to collaborate and design a plan to contain the threats at hand, we still lack major negotiating deadlines. With World Water Day 2023 coming up on March 22 with the theme of “Accelerating Change”, the day urges individuals to recognize how they consume and manage water in their lives and make necessary changes to help utilize it better.