¨THE KUBRATOVO WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT; COLLECTS THE CITY’S WASTEWATER, CARRIES OUT THE TREATMENT PROCESS, AND TRANSFORMS THE PRODUCED BIOGAS INTO ENERGY.”¨ Many countries believe that the energy required to pump and carry out the water treatment process accounts for 5% of greenhouse gas emissions, a figure that is on par with the aviation industry. The […]
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California’s groundwater reservoirs got a major boost during last year’s record wet season, offering a glimmer of hope for the depleted underground aquifer’s that remain in a long-term deficit. The 2023 water year, which was marked by above average rainfall and a concerted effort to recharge reservoirs, led to the addition of at least 4.1 […]
“Such a system will save energy and help reduce the use of freshwater, a commodity that is becoming critically important around the world,”
Thousands of local water service lines are among those statewide to be cataloged and slated for removal due to lead concerns.
Small, rural drinking water treatment plants typically use only chlorine to implement the disinfection process.
Don’t let frozen pipes lead to costly repairs and unwanted stress. Take action now by preparing your plumbing: When temperatures stay below freezing: If your pipes freeze:
A group of students have created a portable water quality monitor that they hope will increase access to clean water around the world. The On-site Aquatic Safety Inspection System (OASIS) uses sensors to quickly detect contamination. The University of Bath team said it is “designed to benefit and empower isolated communities”. Team leader Alexz Farrall […]
The Niagara River is a powerful force in Western New York, helping to supply electricity to areas throughout the entire state — and the fate of its water quality relies heavily on fish and their unassuming counterpart, freshwater mussels. The Niagara River is considered an Area of Concern by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, as it has […]
Three new water and wastewater projects in the region will provide cleaner and more reliable municipal services thanks to an investment of more than $10 million from the governments of Canada and British Columbia, and the municipalities of Burns Lake, Fraser Lake, and the District of Mackenzie. These projects were announced today by Minister Sean Fraser, Minister […]
The hounds on leaking pipes and valves in the state’s Central West to ensure we’re saving every drop of water possible thanks to the successful $12.5 million Regional Leakage Reduction Program.
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