Focusing on the Feed to Create More Effective Wastewater Treatment
Across the water industry, new technologies are recognizing water as a finite resource, emphasizing resource recovery and reuse. Kurita America, the Americas branch of...
Taking the fight to forever chemicals
When Dr. Fajer Mushtaq turned on the tap as a child in Delhi, one question always loomed: was the water safe? Today, that same...
Nothing Lasts Forever
As U.S. and European lawmakers tighten restrictions on toxic PFAS contaminants in water, utilities and businesses are working to safeguard drinking water supplies for...
How Safe Is America’s Infrastructure?
America’s infrastructure needs work. The nation’s bridges and buildings—both old and new—were designed to avoid collapsing during an earthquake or other major catastrophe, but...
Taking Steps to Save Regional Water Resources
Based in Buford, Georgia, The Water Tower, a new water innovation hub, has released its Lake Lanier Watershed Five-Year Research Plan, with the goal...
Looking Below The Surface
Frost & Sullivan, headquartered in Mountain View, California, is a global growth consulting company that also provides market research to a wide range of...
How to Keep a Fountain Pump at BEP
Bo Gell is global product manager, wastewater, for Xylem’s Applied Water Systems growth center. Xylem has recently released a white paper on the importance...
What Do the EPA’s New PFAS Guidelines Mean for You?
The American Water Works Association is the largest organization of water supply professionals in the world and its members represent the full spectrum of...
When Experts Weigh In, Oversight Can Save Consumers Money and Cut...
Since 2008, Marianne DiMascio has been working to advance the goals of the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy’s (ACEEE) Appliance Standards Awareness Project...
Expect Growth in the Pump Market
A new study finds smart pump technology spurring global market expansion
The worldwide demand for fluid handling pumps is projected to increase 5.6 percent per...