Water
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
Israel’s population is expected to grow from 9.5 million currently to 15 – 25 million in 2065, increasing water demand by 160 per cent. Researchers at the Hebrew University of … 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
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, adopted by all United Nations Member States in 2015, provides a shared blueprint for peace and prosperity for people and the planet, now and into … Read More
The water and wastewater treatment market size was accounted at USD 299.83 billion in 2022. The goal of wastewater treatment is to shield people and the environment from hazardous and damaging substances … Read More
Turbine flowmeters, a mainstay in oil & gas and water and industrial liquids markets, are still showing growth even though they are not keeping pace with the rapid growth in … Read More
Specialty chemicals company LANXESS and French energy group TotalEnergies have entered into a cooperation on the supply of biocircular styrene. Unlike conventional styrene, the raw material used by TotalEnergies is … Read More
Innovation and adopting new technologies have always been central to PUB, Singapore’s national water agency as they advance water resilience and environmental sustainability and it is imperative for the water … Read More
New research by Stanford University suggests that recycled wastewater can be less polluted and more dependable for potable use than traditional sources of drinking water. New research from Stanford University … Read More
Binnies, an RSK Group company providing sustainable and resilient water, wastewater and flood resilience solutions, celebrated its 100th year of water excellence in Singapore. As they look back on a century … Read More
