Researchers at Ritsumeikan University recently proposed a room-temperature defluorination method using visible light to break down PFAS and other perfluorinated polymers (PFs)...
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The Role of AI and Automation in Modern Treatment Plants
Artificial intelligence (AI) and automation are revolutionizing the operations of modern treatment plants. These new technologies are enhancing efficiency, improving accuracy, and...
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Managing Seasonal Challenges in Wastewater Treatment
Seasonal variations present unique challenges for wastewater treatment facilities, requiring proactive management strategies to maintain efficiency. Here are key considerations and solutions...
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Researchers Find New Method to Degrade PFAS in Laboratory Setting
A team from UNSW Sydney’s School of Chemistry — led by Dr. Jun Sun and professor Naresh Kumar — has developed a...
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Inside New Haven's Architectural Marvel: The Regional Water Authority's Innovative Water Treatment Plant
The Regional Water Authority’s water treatment plant stands as both a marvel of architecture and a critical public utility. Nestled near Lake...
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An Ongoing Solution for Complete Filter Fly Control
Tens of millions of gallons of water flow daily through the three wastewater facilities operated by Georgia's Athens–Clarke County Public Utilities Department,...
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Upping the Ante
Seacoast Utility Authority was using belt presses to dewater biosolids to 13-15% solids and hauling it to a facility to be composted...
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Membranes Replace Conventional Treatment in This Iowa City
A dozen years ago, the Iowa city of Council Bluffs needed more water treatment capacity to accommodate industrial and commercial growth.Instead of...
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Which Country Has the Best Sewage Treatment Plant?
The answer varies, as it depends on factors such as system complexity, treatment levels, and investment in infrastructure. However, based on research,...
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3 Formulations That Get Midges and Filter Flies Out of Your Water
Midges and filter flies are more than just nuisances to wastewater treatment facilities. They can also deplete water of oxygen, create floating...
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PFAS Discovery Can Aid Drinking Water Cleanups
Scientists at UC Riverside, led by Professor Haizhou Liu, have discovered a chemical process that could help water providers comply with new...
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Lasting Control for Filter Flies and Midges
Midges and filter flies are a threat to the performance of wastewater treatment facilities. They alter water quality, clog pipes, and in...
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Pesky Problems at Your Plant Could Be Caused by Inhibitory Compounds
Wastewater treatment plants around the world are experiencing a slew of challenges causing underperformance and unreliability.Is your plant facing any of these...
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Israel Leads the Way Recycling Nearly 90% of Its Wastewater
Entry 217334Israel stands as a global leader in wastewater recycling and desalination with nearly 90% of its wastewater purified and repurposed for...
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Bureau of Reclamation Announces Awards for Water Treatment Technologies
The Bureau of Reclamation’s Desalination and Water Purification Research program recently awarded eight projects funding totaling more than $1.9 million. Reclamation selected...
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Grease Destruction Bubbles Up in Rhode Island
Flat topography in the Rhone Island city of Warwick requires multiple lift stations and force mains to deliver wastewater for treatment.
Some of...
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This Small Community Invested Big — and Reaped Big Dividends
Water infrastructure can last a long time when well maintained. But sooner or later, it wears out and needs replacing.The Village of...










