PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 2, 2009 -- The U.S. EPA has awarded over $19.2 million to the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009...
Read More >WASHINGTON, DC, June 30, 2009 -- The two winners of EPA's first-ever water quality video contest made videos that will help educate the public about water pollution and give simple steps that people and communities can take to improve water quality...
Read More >LONDON, UK, June 30, 2009 -- According to Frost & Sullivan, the desalination market that shows a strong growth, driven by increasing demand for fresh water around the world, especially in regions with rapidly growing populations...
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The disinfection of recycled water for reuse is becoming more common nationwide as water supplies are impacted by drought and water demands of an ever-increasing population.
The Town of Fishers is an upscale, residential community in central Indiana. The population of this Indianapolis suburb has skyrocketed over the past 10 years, making it one of the fastest growing cities in the country.
Industrial WaterWorld
Air toxics or odors leaving your facility and entering your neighbor’s air space may now subject you to property devaluation claims.
With holiday newscasts trumpeting Tennessee spill last December, softened rules and lax enforcement spurs action by USEPA.
Water & Wastewater International
Water Utility Management
DistribuTECH 2010, taking place March 23-25 in Tampa, FL, has opened its call for abstracts. Read More >
Exaktime Inc. offers FastTrakker, a handheld solution to the problem of tracking dozens or hundreds of work activities (i.e., cost codes) ... Read More >
Urban Water Management
The need to develop a practical and sustainable approach to water management is rapidly becoming a priority in many communities. Read More >
Emulating nature, emerging post-construction urban site stormwater management practices seek to control, catch, contain, treat, and infiltrate runoff from stormwater and snowmelt. Read More >
Membranes
In arid climates such as the American Southwest, finding ways to reuse as much water as possible is becoming increasingly critical. Read More >
Submerged membrane bioreactors (MBRs) are one of the fastest-growing treatment methods in wastewater. Read More >
Upcoming Webcasts
Join WaterWorld Editor, James Laughlin as he hosts a discussion with the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) about their integrated CAD/GIS technology ...
On Demand Webcasts
Low pressure membranes are becoming the preferred drinking water treatment process to meet consumer demand and regulatory pressure for better quality drinking water ...
During this Webcast, you’ll learn more about: Learning utility best practices to leverage visual performance analytics and dashboards - Adding visual performance ...
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The Firefighter's Equipment Co. of Jacksonville, FL, recently completed a vault retrofit project in Gainesville, FL, replacing 15 old vault-installed backflow prevention ...
Hot Box, Inc
The Firefighter's Equipment Co. of Jacksonville, FL, recently completed a vault retrofit project in Gainesville, FL, replacing 15 old vault-installed backflow prevention ...
Hot Box, Inc
On Demand Webcasts
This webcast will allow participants to discover how Data Delivery Services (DDS) provides a reliable sewer flow monitoring network that doesn't require manhole ...
The fences are up and the cameras are on, but the quality of our source water is still out of our control. This presentation will focus on the value of instrumentation ...
