water recycling News
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Avonmouth incident - Water UK statement
Water UK have released a statement following an incident at Wessex Water’s water recycling centre, at Avonmouth, on 3 December 2020. Christine McGourty, Water UK Chief Executive said: “Everyone at Water UK was deeply saddened to hear of the tragic incident at Wessex Water’s water recycling centre at Avonmouth. “This terrible and sudden loss will be felt throughout the ...
By Water UK
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Aquacell & PHOENIX Water Recycling at Greenbuild 2014
Aqucell and PHOENIX Water Recycling will be exhibiting at the 2014 Greenbuild International Conference and Exhibition, October 22-24, at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, LA. Stop by booth 622 and see how we can contribute to earning up to 15 LEED® points for your next ...
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California approves $1.2 billion in water funding
This week, California voters approved the issuance of $4.1 billion in general obligation bonds which will allocate over $1.2 billion to water-related projects in the state. Proposition 68 will provide $250 million to drinking water projects and $290 million to water recycling and groundwater recharge initiatives. This week’s bond precedes a more sizeable $8.9 billion water-specific bond ...
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Aquatech roundtable discussion
Watch the panel discussion video at Aquatech Amsterdam 2019 about upcoming water challenges such as water scarcity and the crucial role for industrial water recycling. Learn how Kurita sees industrial challenges changing with regards to water. How to effectively utilise limited water resources is one of the most pressing issues nowadays. Reduce, Reuse and Recycle are the keys! Water Reclamation ...
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Kurita in Space - Collaboration of Kurita and JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) for the ISS (International space station)
Kurita Water Industries Ltd. receives order from Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) for the manufacture of a flight model of the company’s next generation water recycling and demonstration system. This system is scheduled to be installed in the Japanese Experiment Module “Kibo” on the International Space Station. Since entering a research agreement with JAXA in 2011 to ...
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CA reuse efforts to continue in new water year
Although California entered its 2017 water year on 1st October in a relatively healthy condition, Metropolitan Water District officials warned this week that the state cannot afford to ease up on its conservation and recycling efforts. Despite improved water allocations and storage levels, MWD continues to explore a large-scale water recycling scheme, while an increasing number of water ...
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LA lobbies for removal of state water funding cap
In an effort to facilitate the build-out of large-scale water reuse infrastructure, the city of Los Angeles is lobbying for the removal of a project-level cap on state funding in California. The state’s $7.5 billion Proposition 1 bond set aside $725 million in funding for water recycling projects, although individual allocations are currently capped at 35% of eligible capital costs, up to ...
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How successful is a rubber roofing membrane?
Rubber roofing membranes were introduced to the building market in the 1960's and have offer a 50 year history of use. EPDM rubber roofing membrane has been used in the most demanding situations to stop water seeping through roofs onto the content of residential homes and industrial properties. EPDM rubber roofing membranes are now routinely used for flat roofs replacing the three layer felt ...
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Water (recycle) technology seminar
WLN Indonesia organizes a seminar on water (recycle)technology. During this 1 day seminar WLN Indonesia will inform existing and new clienst about drinking water, process water and waste water treatment technologies. The sessions will consists of interactive presentations on the topics: water & environmental policies and regulations, water efficiency, different treatment technologies ...
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NWRI releases two reports on assessing recycled water criteria for state of California
The National Water Research Institute (NWRI) has released two reports that evaluate different aspects of recycled water criteria for the State of California. One report provides conclusions as to whether recycled water used to irrigate food crops in California is sufficiently protective of public health, while the second report evaluates the suitability of a potential analytical technique to ...
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Visit us at Tiie Iran – Tehran International Industrial Exhibition October 5-8, 2016, at Tehran Permanent Fairground
ECO-TECHNO is glad to invite you to one of the biggest industrial Exhibition in the Middle East. During the fair we will be able to show you the great achievement obtained in the Country and share with you our know how about all the solutions that can be apply to different kind of industries for the water recycling and treatment of the most difficult waste water. ...
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California Senators Propose Bay Area Water Recycling
WASHINGTON, DC (ENS) – U.S. Senators Dianne Feinstein and Barbara Boxer, both California Democrats, have introduced two measures to increase the supply of non-drinking water for California's Bay Area. The recycled water would be used for irrigation of vineyards and other urban, environmental and agricultural lands that need water for irrigation or ecological restoration. The Bay Area Regional ...
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GTI Covers Helping Protect California’s Water Supply
Geomembrane Technologies Inc. (GTI) is proud to be contributing to California’s water recycling efforts. One of the state’s water districts recently chose a GTI retractable structurally supported cover for the chlorine contact basin at its water recycling treatment plant. Given California’s drought and the lack of sustainable groundwater, water conservation is extremely ...
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Reduction of water use for fruit-sorting companies
Colsen International b.v. and partner Alewijnse Industrie b.v. were nominated for the best project proposal in the tender of the Partners for Water 2011 program. Colsen and Alewijnse are involved in a pilot project to design, construct and operate a water purification system for the fruit sector in South Africa. Goal of the pilot installation is to minimize water use in fruit sorting factories by ...
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West Basin and Mattel Collaborate to Save Up to Two Million Gallons of Drinking Water Per Year
Mattel, Inc. and West Basin Municipal Water District recently announced the completion of a joint project to enable the exclusive use of recycled water for irrigation purposes at Mattel’s El Segundo corporate campus. By using West Basin’s locally-produced recycled water for irrigation, Mattel and West Basin are helping to save nearly two million gallons of drinking water per year. ...
By WateReuse
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Wastewater treatment plant for copper mine
Boliden Aitik mine, operator of a copper mine in northern Sweden, ordered a wash water recycling plant for it’s mine trucks from AWAS. It has a flow of 7,5m³/h. The recycling plant shall not only remove typical hydrocarbon emulsions with oil and diesel, but also remove microscopic little copper ...
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Today EPA Administrator to join San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro for Press Conference at Solar Farm and Water Treatment Facility
Today, following a tour at the Dos Rios Water Recycling Center and Centennial Solar Farms, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Gina McCarthy will join San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro and San Antonio utility executives for a press conference to highlight San Antonio’s leadership in sustainability, water conservation and clean energy in the face of a changing ...
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Beijing pledges to recycle half of Olympic waste
Beijing’s 31 Olympic venues are expected to jointly produce some 14,000 tons of trash, including leftovers, paper, plastic bottles and medical waste, reports Sina. In the tradition of past host countries, Beijing has pledged to make 50 percent of this waste useful after recycling. Food waste must be removed from stadiums within four hours. Other trash will be gathered and transported to one of ...
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New invention makes water recycling faster & cheaper
California scientist Meng Lean has invented a new water filtration method that is cheaper and can recycle about five times faster than today’s system, according to ABC7. The water is not safe for drinking but can be used for activities such as agriculture. The system involves a spiral filtration system. Water is funneled through lightweight disks as they spin, separating dirt and particles from ...
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Today is World Water Day!
Globally, the vast majority of all waste water from our homes, cities, industry and agriculture flows back to nature without being treated or reused and polluting the environment. Instead of wasting waste water, we need to reduce and reuse it! By exploiting this valuable resource, we will make the water cycle work better and we will help achieve the Sustainable Development Goal 6 target to halve ...
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