Entries Tagged Water Environment & Reuse Foundation (WE&RF)

A plant team in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula looks to win Class A biocom/solids designation by validating a production process with scientific proof.

Water Environment & Reuse Foundation research project looks to define and help enable production of High Quality Biosolids that the public will readily accept as valued products.

The new organization will provide a unified source for One Water research

The research aims to help states and communities facing regulatory challenges develop total maximum daily loads and site-specific nutrient criteria

The newly formed Water Environment & Reuse Foundation sets research priorities that focus on a more integrated approach to water management.

Several water organizations have partnered with the NOAA to create an online tool to help utilities and operators make informed decisions when facing extreme weather conditions

Research and industry partners are collaborating on a pilot-scale project to produce finished fuels from wastewater biosolids.

The WE&RF is partnering with MWH Americas Inc. to provide guidance on peracetic acid disinfection, its effects on aquatic life and its impacts on water/wastewater processes.

A new approach studied by the Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory eliminates the need to dry biosolids before refining.

The WE&RF is partnering with Bucknell University to study the unintended consequences of enhanced biological phosphorus removal processes on dewaterability properties.

The award covers travel costs to see new technology first hand.