Entries Tagged Black & Veatch

As utilities develop facilities to maximize water resources, indirect potable reuse and direct potable reuse are becoming more common.Microfiltration or ultrafiltration membranes...

A class-action lawsuit, filed by Eleni Delopoulos, 37, and represented by national law firm Hagens Berman, claims the City of Philadelphia put...

As a critical part of a $21.5 million upgrade to its wastewater treatment facilities, the Nebraska city of Grand Island installed a...

On World Water Day, March 22, the White House hosted the Water Summit to highlight creative, cross-cutting solutions to solve today's water challenges. Federal...

Editor's Note: Each month, we'll be bringing you a roundup of new water and wastewater projects from across the country. If you would...

This week, hundreds of water and wastewater professionals will gather in Washington, D.C., for Water Week 2015, which celebrates national advancements in...

The Value of Water Coalition has added 12 public and private sector organizations to its coalition, has brought on a new director...

Reports on aging infrastructure come out every so often, a few of them each year it seems, from different entities. The latest Report...

When it comes to ceramic membranes for microfiltration projects, the jury is still out — but keeping an open mind. In fact,...

When it comes to ceramic membranes for microfiltration projects, the jury is still out — but keeping an open mind. In fact,...

Digester methane (biogas) is gaining huge favor as a renewable fuel — it has come to be seen as part...

The City of Philadelphia is using new geothermal technology to harness energy from wastewater to meet energy conservation objectives and...

Severn Trent Services was awarded a contract to supply its TETRA LP Block filter underdrain system for the City of Kansas City,...

Severn Trent Services was awarded a contract to supply its TETRA LP Block filter underdrain system for the City of Kansas City,...