Water Sustainability Blog
News on the world's most precious resource, including the latest in research, trends, and treatment advances
What Happens After RO: Managing Concentrate, Brine, and Residuals at Industrial Sites
Reverse osmosis systems produce concentrate and brine that require careful disposal or reuse planning. Learn how industrial facilities manage residuals while meeting compliance and cost targets.
Lagoon Upgrades vs. New Plants: How Utilities and Public Works Compare Risk, Cost, and Timelines
A practical comparison of lagoon upgrades versus new wastewater plants, examining regulatory risk, project timelines, capital exposure, and operational tradeoffs.
What Public Works and Utility Departments Need to Know About Decentralized Wastewater in 2026
Aging plants, tighter nutrient limits, and uneven growth are reshaping wastewater planning. Here’s what utilities need to know about decentralized treatment in 2026.
Municipal Applications of MABR: Where the Technology Delivers the Most Value
Explore how municipalities apply MABR technology to upgrade existing plants, support decentralized growth, and meet stricter nutrient regulations.
Reverse Osmosis Pretreatment Strategies for Industrial Systems
Reverse osmosis pretreatment strategies for industrial systems, including filtration, chemical conditioning, and design considerations for long-term reliability.
The Most Overlooked Risk in Water Infrastructure? Time.
Communities that need water infrastructure may learn that time is an overlooked risk. Modular systems, decentralization, and modern financing can help.
