Water Sustainability Blog
News on the world's most precious resource, including the latest in research, trends, and treatment advances
China Ramps up Wastewater Reuse
In a move to preserve freshwater resources, China is putting its money behind an expansion of wastewater reuse.
Vietnam’s New PPP Law Boosts International Investment
Vietnam has experienced its share of wastewater problems, but a new public-private partnership law is sparking progress in infrastructure buildout.
What Are Point- and Nonpoint-Source Water Pollution?
Point-source pollution comes from singular, identifiable sources. Nonpoint sources include runoff from diffuse origins, such as farmland or urban pavement.
Water Resources in a Low- to No-Snow Future
Researchers say low- to no-snow winters may be the new normal in the western United States in 35 to 60 years. How can water reuse help the situation?
ESG Investing Extends to Water Issues
Environment, social, and governance (ESG) investing has largely focused on carbon, but ESG is beginning to wake up to water issues.
Potential Drinking Water Contamination Analyzed
New research points up potential drinking water contamination in 116 of the largest cities in the United States. What are some solutions?