New brand represents rich heritage of two market leaders with combined global power to advance microbial control innovation and bio-based solutions for a better tomorrow.
Funding could leverage $6 billion in public and private investment for construction-ready projects to protect drinking water from lead and emerging contaminants, upgrade aging infrastructure, promote water recycling and reuse.
Today’s water utilities must be prepared for all sorts of risks— both natural and manmade threats — but expecting the unexpected can be daunting. In Framingham, Mass., a multi-year business continuity effort aims to prepare utility staff...
The White House Office of Management and Budget released the Administration’s $4.7 trillion FY2020 Budget, titled A Budget for a Better America: Promises Kept. Taxpayers First. , on March 11. WWEMA’s Vanessa Leiby outlines the details,...
A new report from the European Environment Agency (EEA) published today looks at how the rest of Europe affects the Arctic environment and how changes in the region impact Europe in return.
The rise in the number of people living in cities - predicted to reach 80 % by 2020 - coupled with climate change is straining Europe's water supplies. An EU-funded project has demonstrated innovative technologies and approaches to...
THe Drinking Water Inspectorate Is bringing a prosecution against United Utilities for a cryptosporidium outbreak at its Franklaw Water Treatment Works near Preston in 2015 which left around 300,000 householders without tap water for...
Ofwat Chief Executive Cathryn Ross has said that the bigger challenges to greater collaboration in the water sector are about mindset and getting over the ‘water company knows best’ or ‘not invented here’ culture.