Articles Tagged with ''water management''

For U.S. stakeholders, the event presents potential opportunities not only for technology exchange but also for joint ventures and investment.

The concerns over unknown contamination sources, potential exposure pathways beyond just drinking water, and historical exposures remain on many minds.

Episode 151 of The Driller Newscast blends boots-on-the-ground experience with critical commentary on America’s summer drought patterns and what they mean for the future of water access.

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

General Atomics plans to bring the PERSES system to additional test sites across the country in the coming months.

The lack of an overall risk-based approach has resulted in municipalities and states establishing different water-quality parameters, including for E coli or fecal coliform that have been “highly variable."

With mounting pressures from climate change, urban growth, and water scarcity, defining the reach of the Clean Water Act is more critical than ever.

he Umpqua River is more than just a body of water. It’s a lifeline for communities, a haven for wildlife, and a spiritual symbol for Indigenous tribes 

On its surface, floating solar appears to conserve water while generating carbon-free electricity. River managers are cautious, but some say the West can’t afford to wait.

Officials are confident that the long-awaited Chimney Hollow Reservoir will soon begin serving Colorado—with safe, clean water flowing from its depths.