Water
Tibet, which is home to where many of the largest Asian river systems originate are most vulnerable to the compounding effects of climate change and human activities. Known as the … Read More
The Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone (RAKEZ), a city in the United Arab Emirates has successfully retrofitted the region’s first-of-its-kind environment-friendly water treatment technology in its district cooling plant aimed … Read More
Singapore International Water Week Pte Ltd (SIPL) and Messe München’s wholly owned subsidiary in Singapore, MMI Asia Pte. Ltd. (MMI Asia), have announced a long-term, 10-year agreement to organize the … Read More
A system that can produce green hydrogen directly from seawater has been developed by scientists. This system works without the need for any pre-treatment processes like desalination. The team behind the development, … Read More
Global water technology company Xylem and Evoqua, a water and Evoqua, a water treatment solutions and services company have entered into a definitive agreement under which Xylem will acquire Evoqua … Read More
According to a first-of-its-kind report released by the Global Water Monitor Consortium, global warming is changing the water cycle across the planet while also warning that events that events like … Read More
The United Nations will convene a water conference in March to unite the international community to take actions and address broad challenges surrounding water. The UN 2023 Water Conference, co-hosted … Read More
Algeria has announced a hydraulic project in response to water stress which involves the construction of 16 new wastewater treatment plants. The wastewater treated by these plants will be reused … Read More
Specialty chemicals company LANXESS will globally increase its basic prices for all Lewatit ion exchange resins and Bayoxide iron oxide adsorbers for water treatment applications by approximately 10%. The price … Read More
As a result of accumulation of sediments, around 3,700 dams in India will lose 26 per cent of their total storage by 2050. This can undermine water security, irrigation and power generation … Read More
