The Governments of Canada and Quebec are supporting two projects in the Montréal area.
Drinking water project in Ransom, Ill., completed, celebrated
Illinois American Water and Village of Ransom’s project included $2 million investment, installation of 10 miles of water main.
Flint mayor recommends Detroit water source for the long term
Mayor Karen Weaver calls water switch ‘too risky’ after lead crisis.
South Africa fosters public-private co-operation on desalination
Talks on building a large scale desalination plant in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, have begun between Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality, beer maker SABMiller, and salt producer Marina Sea Salt, reports Construction Review Online.
Abengoa to develop Shoaiba III, its largest desal project yet
ACWA Power has signed Abengoa in consortium with Fisia Italimpianti to develop a large scale reverse osmosis (RO) desalination plant at Shoaiba III power and desalination complex on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast.
Following rainfall damage to major U.S. sewer main, Xylem delivers emergency bypass in record time
Turnkey solution minimizes environmental impact and maintains service while ensuring regulatory compliance.
Flooding leads to sewage spill in Grand Rapids, Mich.
38.7M gallons of sewage spilled into the Grand River from city retention basin.
Zwitterionic polymer hydrogel repels viruses in reuse research
Researchers from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU), and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC), have developed a new ultrafiltration membrane that improves virus removal for treated municipal wastewater.
City of Omaha’s WWTP upgrade aided by Huffman Engineering
Water/wastewater control systems integrator successfully completes state-of-the-art control system design and installation.
Evoqua upgrades production of ballast water systems
Evoqua Water Technologies is upgrading its UK production facility for SeaCURE ballast water treatment systems ahead of new regulations for shipowners coming in September 2017.