Articles Tagged with ''water treatment''

Recently, The Driller spoke with Kevin Gast, co-founder and CEO of water technology firm, VVater, about the challenges facing municipalities and the industry.

Environmental watchdogs argue the move is unlikely to lead to enforceable limits anytime soon.

The suit, filed in Delaware Superior Court, alleges that nine industrial companies near Veolia's Stanton Plant are culpable in creating high levels of PFAS in Delaware's drinking water.

Awaiting approval in the Senate, this amendment preserves the ability of states and individuals to hold manufacturers accountable and prevents federal overreach that would override stricter local protections. 

The new approach aims to return to what the EPA calls a “back-to-basics” model centered on compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act and the Clean Water Act.

The EPA continues to work in partnership with the State of Louisiana and Tangipahoa Parish to accelerate recovery, bring in specialized expertise, and ensure transparency with the public.

The project reflects a broader recognition that uranium’s legacy isn’t just historical—it’s a present-day public health and environmental justice issue.

Purdue-led team develops a scalable water treatment that doesn’t just trap PFAS and other contaminants – it destroys them.