Water Sustainability Blog
News on the world's most precious resource, including the latest in research, trends, and treatment advances
Atmospheric Microplastics Collecting in National Parks
Science has long known that microplastics accumulate in the ocean, but now wind-borne microplastics are accumulating in remote wilderness areas.
Chile’s Worst Drought in 60 Years Enters 10th Year
Dwindling water supplies are a particular challenge considering COVID-19 pandemic Despite receiving some rain, beginning in May, the South American nation of Chile is entering the 10th year of its worst drought in 60 years, and some Chilean farmers are now forced to...
What Is Hexavalent Chromium?
Hexavalent chromium, a toxic compound, is odorless and tasteless. Although it’s found naturally, its presence is often due to industrial contamination.
What Is Activated Carbon Filtration?
Activated carbon filtration is often used in water treatment to remove contaminants such as organic materials and odor-causing contaminants.
Waste-to-Energy Infographic: Turning Waste Into Value
Fluence’s anaerobic digestion technology converts waste into biogas for plant operations and cogeneration of electricity. Learn more in this waste-to-energy infographic.
Israel Leads World in Water Recycling
Nearly 90% of wastewater in Israel is treated for reuse, most of it in agricultural irrigation, making it the world leader in water recycling.
