Water Sustainability Blog
News on the world's most precious resource, including the latest in research, trends, and treatment advances
Indian Thermal Power Plants Stressing Freshwater Resources
Explosive growth of thermal electricity generation in India, much of it in water-stressed regions, is threatening the availability of fresh water.
India’s Gujarat State Adopts Water Reuse Policy
Gujarat is embracing the new Reuse of Treated Wastewater Policy, which seeks to relieve industry burdens on freshwater resources.
World Bank Stresses Resilience in Rebuilding Caribbean
The World Bank has focused considerable resources on Caribbean hurricane recovery, and the word of the day is “resilience.”
Stanford Researchers Link Aquifer Overdraft to Arsenic Contamination
Stanford researchers who compared arsenic well readings to satellite data on ground subsidence have found a correlation between the two.
Study: High Drug Levels Found in the Hudson River
A comprehensive study of pharmaceuticals in the Hudson River has detected concerning levels of contaminants not removed by sewage treatment.
Studies: Communication With Public Is Key in Water Issues
Studies show that positive communication between a water utility and the public is key for customer satisfaction and public support for projects.
