When water from your home, whether from the toilet, sinks or shower goes down the drain, it travels through a network of pipes to a wastewater treatment facility (unless you’re on a private septic ...
The first is drip irrigation, pioneered by Netafim, founded in the 1960s on Kibbutz Hatzerim after engineer Simcha Blass ...
On Dec. 12, eight Florida Democratic legislators signed a letter opposing Blue Origin's draft permit, urging 'modern ...
A new eco-friendly technology can capture and destroy PFAS, the dangerous “forever chemicals” found worldwide in water. The ...
Wastewater heat recovery systems use thermal energy from sewage to heat and cool buildings, cutting costs and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
The Wyoming Valley Sanitary Authority faced a challenge rehabilitating a major interceptor line in Wilkes-Barre because it is beneath the Wyoming Valley Levee.
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Sewage could heat and cool buildings turning wastewater into a clean energy source
The solution now serves classrooms, an equestrian center, and a veterinary hospital at the National Western Center complex.
The Economic Development Objectives Committee on Dec. 17 discussed potential data center development regulations to ensure ...
The EPA has allocated more than $351 million to Fort Worth, Texas, including a $347 million WIFIA loan to upgrade wastewater ...
Immokalee receives $10.8 million state grant to upgrade its 1980s wastewater treatment plant after Hurricane Milton caused sewage backups.
Delray Beach will break ground in January on a $287 million water plant, the city's largest project ever, to replace ...
A major construction project in Saline is expected to be coming online in 2026. As WEMU's Kevin Meerschaert reports, the long-awaited rehabilitation of the city’s wastewater treatment plant is getting ...
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