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Evoqua chosen by Bakersfield to help continue to offer residents with clean drinking water

25-08-2017

Evoqua Water Technologies has been picked by the City of Bakersfield, California, United States (U.S.), to help the metropolis continue to provide its residents with clean drinking water. Evoqua will provide the city with 42 granular activated carbon (GAC) vessel systems at a total value of US$7.8 million, which will be connected to the …

Water Environment Federation selects 2017 Fellows

25-08-2017

The Water Environment Federation (WEF) has released the names of the 11 distinguished members who have been chosen as the 2017 WEF Fellows recipients. This prestigious designation recognises members’ achievements, stature, and contributions to the water profession. “WEF Fellows have significant professional accomplishments and have …

GWE wins Asian Manufacturing Award for outstanding waste-to-energy project

24-08-2017

At the Del Monte Philippines waste-to-energy project, green energy generators are powered by biogas from wastewater, gaining a profit Global Water Engineering (GWE) has won the Best Water and Wastewater Solutions Provider honour at the Asian Manufacturing Awards for their waste-to-energy project, also the world’s largest integrated …

Drexel University links cloudy water to gastrointestinal illnesses

24-08-2017

A study by Drexel University in Philadelphia, United States (U.S.) and published in Environmental Health Perspectives, has found that cloudy drinking water, even if considered within the limits allowed by some metropolises, is linked to an increased number of cases involving gastrointestinal illness. When Anneclaire De Roos, PhD, associate …

Editor’s pickIf you thought the current water crisis is bad, just wait until we have pumped our aquifers dry

24-08-2017

A map of subterranean groundwater aquifers in the world. Source: National Geographic/University of California, Irvine When one thinks of water, one would likely not think of “infinite” – not when knowledge that water is a very much a finite resource is so commonplace. But one may think that it is renewable, that no matter how …

Editor’s pickWith a new theme, Eco Expo Asia 2017 attracts strong international participation

23-08-2017

Set to present its 12th edition at AsiaWorld-Expo, Hong Kong, from the 26th to the 29th of October 2017, Eco Expo Asia, organised by Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd and the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, and co-organised by the Environment Bureau of the Government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, will serve as a gateway to the burgeoning …

Where is all the water? Where has it all gone?

23-08-2017

The earth is dry, and still drying. Farmers cultivate barren land, and governments panic over depleting water sources and try to water parched cities, exemplified by China’s idea of building a pipe extending more than 1,000km for its drought-stricken Northwest region. And that is only the beginning; new research shows that the subterranean …

Editor’s pickSingapore: Study finds a concerning lack of interest regarding climate change and relevant consequences

23-08-2017

Industry leaders launching the latest regional whitepaper titled Flood Controls in Southeast Asia. From left to right: Mr Ole Boisselier-Malmgren, Head of Trade at the Royal Danish Embassy in Singapore; Mr Tim Hill, Research Director of Eco-Business Research; Mr Okay Barutçu, Group Senior Vice President and Regional Managing Director, …

Fluence debuts SmartAerator Tornado for wastewater treatment facilities

22-08-2017

The SmartAerator, which comes equipped with a dashboard for tracking and reporting aerator performance, among others. Image credit: Fluence Global leader in water and wastewater treatment solutions, Fluence Corporation Limited, recentl announced the launch of its SmartAerator™ Tornado®, which is able to provide up to 50 per cent …

Simplify selection and gain more uptime with Alfa Laval’s new one-type-fits-all actuator

22-08-2017

In the water industry, efficiency is crucial, and to that end, Alfa Laval recently launched their Unique DV-ST UltraPure Actuator that is capable of fitting the complete range of standard diaphragm valves, simplifying inventory management and making the specification process quick, easy, and secure. Regardless of the process or application, the …

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Evoqua chosen by Bakersfield to help continue to offer residents with clean drinking water

Water Environment Federation selects 2017 Fellows

GWE wins Asian Manufacturing Award for outstanding waste-to-energy project

Drexel University links cloudy water to gastrointestinal illnesses

Editor’s pickIf you thought the current water crisis is bad, just wait until we have pumped our aquifers dry

Editor’s pickWith a new theme, Eco Expo Asia 2017 attracts strong international participation

Where is all the water? Where has it all gone?

Editor’s pickSingapore: Study finds a concerning lack of interest regarding climate change and relevant consequences

Fluence debuts SmartAerator Tornado for wastewater treatment facilities

Simplify selection and gain more uptime with Alfa Laval’s new one-type-fits-all actuator

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