WASTEWATER ARTICLES
Forward Osmosis attracts funding for petrochemical wastewater recycling in Qatar
Oil and gas exploration company ConocoPhillips has secured a $700,000 grant from Qatar Foundation's Qatar National Research Fund to develop an application using Forward Osmosis technology to treat ...
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Produced water evaporation system to help Canada oil sands conserve water, costsGE's produced water evaporation technology has been chosen by Sunshine Oilsands Ltd. for its West Ells project in Ft. McMurray, Alberta, Canada. |
EPA adds former NJ truck terminal to national Superfund listWoolwich Township's Matlack Inc., was added to EPA's Superfund National Priorities List of the country's most hazardous waste sites. |
SC automobile battery recycling plant honored for water conservation effortsJohnson Controls was honored for its water conservation efforts at one of its battery recycling plants in Florence, S.C. |
Pulp, paper industry to adopt new water, wastewater solutionsPulp and paper manufacturers plan to adopt water-efficient and high-end equipment to treat wastewater and reduce water consumption. |
Mexico water, wastewater chemical market to grow from industrial water demandsEscalating industrial processes in Mexico has spurred water and wastewater treatment needs, boosting demands for water treatment chemicals. |
Canada water treatment sector signs three major contracts totaling over $80MGLV Group announced that Ovivo signed three major contracts for a total value close to CA$85 million. |
Pall Corp. to present membrane technology solutions at Peru mine water conferencePall Corp will present membrane technology solutions at the Mine Water Solutions in Extreme Environments conference in Lima, Peru. |
Maine pulp mill pays fine for Clean Water Act violationsRed Shield Acquisition has paid a $126,000 fine to resolve claims that it violated the Clean Water Act at its Old Town, Maine pulp mill.
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World Water Day 2013: 10 facts about water pollution
Many people will continue to take clean drinking water for granted but Greenpeace is using World Water Day to highlight how the situation is the opposite for people around the world, especially in ...
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