Milwaukee used to be touted as the “beer capital of the world,” but now the city is spreading its influence in a more noble way — as a world-leading hub of water technology.  Continue Reading..

A system of sensors, flow meters, and telemetry has been the typical setup for many wastewater treatment plants. Kraig Moodie, president of FloWav, and Kelly Abercrombie, Director of Sales and Marketing, FloWav, tell us in an interview with Water Online radio, that they take out the flow meter out of the equation and capitalize on Smart Sensor technology.  Continue Reading..

San Francisco has embarked upon a $6.9-billion, 20-year initiative to completely renovate the sewer system. That includes the pipelines, the pump stations, and the treatment plants of the system.  Continue Reading..

Matt Bachhuber, Regional Sales Manager with Kupferle, joined Water Online Radio in an interview to update us on his company and their newest products.  Continue Reading..

Water reuse is gathering momentum worldwide as water scarce regions focus on harnessing this underutilized resource to make their water supplies more resilient.  Continue Reading..

After working for six years with The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread on solutions to emerging threats in the water sector — climate change and nutrient pollution among them — Lynn Broaddus, director of The Johnson Foundation’s Environment Programs, shares her outlook for the future.  Continue Reading..

Frank Rebori, President of Smith & Loveless, recently sat down with Water Online Radio to explain the equation: Efficient + Safe + Non-Clogged = Longevity  Continue Reading..

Paul Schuler, Americas Executive for GE Power and Water, is seeing companies doing things with water that he’s never seen before.  Continue Reading..