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In 2025, Pakistan’s Punjab province is facing historic levels of flooding that have already affected two million people. The province, a key hub for wheat production and the country’s agricultural center, has housed makeshift relief camps for flood-affected residents. Flooding in this region is not unprecedented. In 2022, the Punjab province and its surrounding areas were devastated ...
For many companies, the cost of water bills is seen as a necessary evil that they simply have to pay, unless and until they can find a provider that can offer a lower price. But for firms that want to be innovative and find suppliers that will work with them to do so, there are some great ways to keep costs down. As well as water-saving measures, the development of off grid water solutions can ...
COP30 in Belém, widely anticipated to be the COP of implementation, closed with mixed reactions and unanswered questions. Yet it marked an important shift in global climate action as Parties and observer organizations moved beyond “emissions-only thinking” toward resilience and water-centered solutions. A notable outcome of the conference is the commitment to triple adaptation ...
The Universal Smart Instrument (USI) Water Quality Analyser is a high-performance, online multi-parameter monitoring solution for water, wastewater, environmental and industrial applications which delivers real-time measurement of up to 8 water quality parameters, combining digital and ISE sensors in one compact, rugged IP65 weatherproof analyser. A full-colour touchscreen, intuitive menus, and ...
Much has been made in the headlines over the last few years about the water crisis in the UK and how both water quality and water quantity alike are now at serious risk, buckling under the combined pressures of pollution, urbanisation, population growth, water mismanagement and climate change. But it can be easy to fall victim to information overload when presented with the crisis in fast-fact ...
If you work in water, you know the frustration. You’ve sat in the meetings where brilliant engineering solutions are presented, nodded at the clear potential for water efficiency or carbon reduction, and then watched the idea die a quiet death on the desk of a procurement officer. We call it the “piloting valley of death” — that vast, arid gap between a successful ...
Larisa Catrin, smart water metering expert at Diehl Metering, shares how digital water metering is reshaping water management in rural areas. Across rural territories, I hear the same concern: How can we ensure a reliable and sustainable water service while protecting the resource? Larisa Catrin, Project Manager, Diehl Metering Guided by this challenge, Larisa and her team ...
Interstate Products Inc Partners with GEM for continued efforts to supply human relief. When the second of two larger size water storage bladders arrived in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa, its impact was felt almost immediately—and intensely. The stories coming back from the field, particularly from the hard-hit Mandeville Regional Hospital in the south, revealed a dire situation: the ...
A new study from Ofwat and BMG Research into the water sector has found that the industry average customer satisfaction scores fell to 73.99 in 2024-2025, continuing an observable downward trend. According to the latest Annual Customer and Developer Measure of Experience Report, the top performing suppliers were Northumbrian Water (with 80.36 points out of a possible 100), Wessex Water (79.71) ...
The IWA Water and Development Congress & Exhibition will take place in Bangkok, Thailand, from 8–12 December 2025. With the theme Water, sanitation, and innovation — pathways to progress and a resilient future, the Congress will gather thousands of water professionals, researchers and decision-makers to share cutting-edge research, policies and practical solutions. Isle ...
In recognition of World Water Loss Day, Gutermann proudly announces the launch of ZONESCAN HYDRO, its new permanent leak monitoring solution designed specifically for plastic pipe distribution networks. “Building on the proven success of our ZONESCAN AI platform, ZONESCAN HYDRO takes leak detection to a new level. By using a hydrophone sensor in direct contact with the water column, it ...
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency released new information regarding its ongoing efforts to determine what caused a massive fish kill in Duluth’s Tischer Creek in August. MPCA Communications Specialist Beverly Godfrey says the city of Duluth drained an estimated 1.7 million gallons of chloraminated water into the creek from the Woodland Reservoir over a 15-hour period as part of a ...
The Washington region is growing — a metropolis of nearly 6 million people where area officials are pressing to build another 320,000 homes by the end of this decade. And with that growth comes an increasing, largely unregulated problem: Salt. Lots of it. Paved streets, sidewalks and parking lots need de-icing in winter, with the sodium chloride in road salt running off into ...
It goes without saying that naval officers are interested in water. But officers from around the world got a brand-new view of water issues and solutions during a visit to the Global Water Center in Milwaukee. The visit was part of the Naval Staff College professional development program at the U.S. Naval War College in Rhode Island. Naval officers representing 30 countries, including Senegal, ...
Milwaukee, a city steeped in history and industry, is emerging as a global leader in addressing one of humanity’s most pressing challenges: water. As the world faces growing concerns over water scarcity, contamination, and climate resilience, Milwaukee has positioned itself at the forefront of innovative solutions. Through strategic investments, world-class institutions, and a commitment to ...
In a development drawing significant attention across the lubrication and reliability sectors, —Michael D. Holloway, acclaimed author and globally recognized subject matter expert, has accepted the role of Executive Vice President of Sales and Strategy at Avivid Water Technology. Holloway will lead global implementation of Avivid's advanced water treatment systems for rare earth and ...
Following the initial announcement made on August 26, 2025, Fluence Corporation Limited (ASX: FLC, the “Company”) is pleased to share that Benjamin Fash will officially assume his new role as Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director (“CEO & MD”) effective December 30, 2025, succeeding Tom Pokorsky. Mr. Pokorsky will be retiring as CEO & MD after a ...
A recent study conducted by Elizabeth Holley, a mining engineer at the Colorado School of Mines, showed that US mine waste contains enough rare earths and other vital minerals to create a sustainable clean future, without imports. However, her study also shows that accomplishing that is a significant challenge. In addition to copper, iron, and sometimes gold, US mine waste can also contain ...
Tomorrow Water/BKT partners with Stereau, the engineering subsidiary of the Saur Group, to offer the French and Swiss markets an innovative and internationally proven solution for urban wastewater treatment: the Proteus™ process, used for primary treatment, biofiltration, and stormwater management. This technology, applied in both biofiltration and primary treatment, complements ...
On November 26h, 2025, we were proud to release AquaChem 14.0, the latest version of our industry-leading software for those working on hydrogeologic, geochemical, or environmental projects requiring the management, analysis, and reporting of water quality data. For this release, we have made it easier to filter for samples in the AquaChem project database, added powerful new tools for ...