Planned water discharge from rehabilitated mine pit raises concerns 27 Jul With the decommissioned Hazelwood mine pit set to become a lake, environmentalists are concerned the rehabilitation process is not being … Read more
Dozens of countries off track for realising human right to water and sanitation 20 Jul WaterAid has used United Nations data to predict when each country will complete the job of providing everyone with clean water and a decent … Read more
Strategic PFAS treatment not always expensive, expert says 10 Jul With PFAS treatment a growing concern for many wastewater facilities, the effect of new chemicals and bacteria on the stubborn substances has … Read more
Expert calls for local councils to address regular boil-water alerts and avoid public health implications 27 Jun While boil-water alerts may seem a pesky inconvenience for regional communities, one drinking water expert says it’s time to start addressing … Read more
New wastewater study reveals household chemical may contribute to ‘superbugs’ 22 Jun Antibiotic resistance is a global challenge with approximately 700,000 people a year dying from antimicrobial-resistant infections, but a … Read more
Is using UV a better way to reduce chlorine levels in water? 16 May Chlorine reduction can be an expensive and time-consuming ordeal for many industrial operations, but one company is honing in on helping … Read more