Amazon API Gateway is now available in the Asia Pacific (Seoul) AWS region.
Xylem’s UV disinfection technology approved by State Water Resources Control Board, California
Wedeco LBX UV reactors will help further water reuse effort in California.
Rosarito Beach desalination project moves forward
Once completed, will be the largest desalination plant in the Western Hemisphere.
CH2M extends contract in Grants, NM, for wastewater utility and public works
The City of Grants unanimously approved an 8-year contract renewal with CH2M to provide Operations Management (OM) services.
Soda companies release water sustainability reports, progress
The Coca-Cola company and PepsiCo, today announced that they have reached their goals for water sustainability in operations.
WaterWorld Weekly Newscast, August 29, 2016
A transcript for the WaterWorld Weekly newscast for August 29, 2016.
Ed Prepares To Spout Balls
Amazing what a lunch at the Travellers Club can achieve, Ed confides to his diary, the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy has agreed to butt out of dealings with foreign technology companies leaving my good self as the gatekeeper for foreign tech companies wanting to operate in the UK. “You must …
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A $2Trn Shot In The Arm
What would $2 trillion do for the US economy? Both candidates for the US presidency favour some sort of tax holiday for the repatriation of the $2 trillion of profits parked abroad by US companies. Currently these profits would be taxed at 35% less the cost of local foreign taxation. US CEOs don’t think that’s …
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The Plum Yield
Yield has always been the key to profit in the IC industry and it has always been a closely kept secret. “When I am asked by an outsider about Toshiba’s yields I cannot give a straight answer,” says the great former CEO of Toshiba Semiconductor Tsuyoshi Kawanishi in his book Chip Management. “Rather than answering …
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Robot surveys sewers with UWB radar
Ultra-wide-band (UWB) pulsed radar is the key to scanning sewer pipes quickly, claim researchers from Louisiana Tech University.
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