Water Sustainability Blog
News on the world's most precious resource, including the latest in research, trends, and treatment advances
Rescuing California’s Smaller Water Systems
A new assessment finds California’s small water systems are in trouble. But a strategy to remedy the situation may be aided by federal grants on the horizon.
Africa’s Continental Groundwater Recharge Mapped
For the first time, Africa’s continental groundwater recharge dynamics have been mapped. How can water reuse be implemented to deliver water security for African nations?
Preparing for Major Drought in the Western U.S.
The U.S. West is facing a much more arid future. How can it prepare for worsening drought? Water reuse and desalination offer a way forward.
Controlling Aeration Bioaerosols
Splashing and bursting bubbles during wastewater treatment aeration can spread pathogens, but the right aerator can minimize the risk.
Fluence Aerators Meet ‘Buy American’ Mandates
If your project requires it, finding a top-quality American aerator that is fully BAA/ARRA compliant is not as difficult as you might think.
Why the Value of Water Reuse Is Often Underestimated
Cost-benefit analyses of water reuse tend to focus on internal costs, also tend to ignore the value of beneficial external impacts
