Water Sustainability Blog
News on the world's most precious resource, including the latest in research, trends, and treatment advances
Legionella Found in Closed Schools’ Water Pipes
Some schools that were closed to fight the spread of COVID-19 are now finding pneumonia-causing Legionella growing in their water systems.
An Aquifer Recharge Success Story
Facing drought, Idahoans began a managed aquifer recharge program that has been replenishing the state’s vital Eastern Snake River Plain aquifer.
Technologies Work Together in WWT Lagoon Rehab
Combined-technology treatment of wastewater lagoons with LumenAER circulators exceeded effluent targets months ahead of schedule.
Mekong Delta Faces Saline Intrusion Crisis
Vietnam’s Mekong Delta braces for a deepening saline intrusion crisis, which threatens the region’s status as the country’s “rice bowl.”
Tilapia’s Role in Wastewater Treatment
Tilapia is one of the most popular fish in aquaculture. It’s also highly tolerant of wastewater and can be an element in its treatment.
Major Investment in PFAS Cleanup Projected
PFAS (forever chemicals) are dangerous, persistent, and pervasive, but new and potential regulations may lead to a boom of investment in PFAS cleanup tech.
