International Water Association

Profiles in Wastewater: Rodrigo Valladares Linares Home treatment

By Bill Hinchberger (@hinchberger) Rodrigo Valladares Linares left Mexico to test the waters everywhere from California to Saudi Arabia before returning home to...

LIFESTYLE

TECHNOLOGY

LATEST NEWS

US invests $1 billion to tackle PFAS

As part of its on-going mission to tackle emerging contaminants, such as PFAS – also known as ‘forever chemicals’ – the US has announced...

Asian SDGs thwarted by climate hazards, finds ADB-UN report

The impacts of climate change are disrupting countries in the Asia and Pacific region in their efforts to meet their Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs),...
© Kemira

Shift to Renewable Polymers

Watch this 12-minute on-demand webinar, to learn about pioneering customer cases from Cities who are shifting away from conventional fossil-based polymers, toward renewable solutions. Topics...
[td_block_social_counter custom_title=”STAY CONNECTED” facebook=”envato” twitter=”envato” youtube=”envato”]

POPULAR ARTICLES

Researchers turn nitrates into water and air

Engineers at Rice University’s Nanotechnology Enabled Water Treatment (NEWT) Center have found a catalyst that cleans toxic nitrates from drinking water by converting them...

Rethinking investment in urban resilience

By Corinne Trommsdorff, Lisa Andrews, Aparna Sridhar* Cities today face many competing demands. They must ensure enough food and water to sustain growing populations, plan...

Hold back the waters – for cash?

From Australia to the US, cities are starting to embrace stormwater retention credit trading, or ‘catch and trade’ markets. By James Workman Extreme weather wreaks havoc...

LATEST REVIEWS

Climate concerns for bathing water quality

The latest progress report on Europe’s bathing waters from the European Environment Agency highlighted issues of future concern alongside general progress on bathing water...