WASTEWATER ARTICLES

WA approves use of Haloklear polymer for water clarification

Halosource, Inc announced the Washington Department of Ecology’s General Use Level Designation for its Dual Polymer System.

Ventura Water recognized for water reuse efforts

Ventura Water was recognized as a leader in water reuse and desalination with an award from the WaterReuse Foundation.

Wastewater equipment provider Headworks appoints industry leaders to board

Headworks International, Inc. announced the appointment of major industry leaders to its Board of Directors.

Legislation on wastewater residue disposal spurs adoption of global sludge treatment systems

Stringent legislations on wastewater residue disposal have fuelled investments in the global sludge treatment market.

EPA begins construction of groundwater treatment for two CA Superfund sites

The EPA began construction of a groundwater treatment system to clean up contamination from Montrose and Del Amo Superfund sites in Torrance, Calif.

Water leaders testify for continued federal support for improved water infrastructure

The U.S. Water Alliance, NACWA, and American Water Works provided testimony of water solution before the U.S. House of Representatives. 

Reused wastewater has potential for ethanol production

A study by the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign believes that potable freshwater used for cellulosic ethanol production could be replaced instead by treated wastewater effluent...

Deodorising system key to new wastewater DBO in India

Degrémont has secured two new design-build-operate (DBO) wastewater contracts in India, with one featuring a deodorising system to limit unpleasant odours...

RWL Water Group combines expertise from portfolio companies to provide clean water across globe

Frost & Sullivan recognizes the RWL Water Group with its 2013 Award for Excellence in Mergers and Acquisition Strategy.

Earthquake-resilient pipeline to keep water flowing to Los Angeles

Southern California will benefit from water lines that will bend and move rather than snap and rupture in an earthquake.