Stanford University scientists have invented a low-cost, recyclable powder that kills thousands of waterborne bacteria per second when exposed to ordinary sunlight.

Brewing beer, cooking food, and refilling water bottles with recycled wastewater could soon become standard practice in a state that’s synonymous with its pristine-tasting snowmelt and mountain springs.

The U.S. EPA announced that it is investing $41 million in new technical assistance funding to help rural, small, and Tribal communities address urgent wastewater challenges.

Earth Day is an annual, poignant reminder of the profound impact human activity has had on the environment and the urgent need to Invest in Our Planet in order to protect our future.

An overview on the performance of the market and an outlook for 2023. The results from the 2022 WWEMA Market Indicators Survey can shed some light on this.

When people in the U.S. flush their toilets, their water and waste can go to different types of systems for treatment. Depending on where you live, this could mean your waste goes to a septic tank near your home, a wastewater treatment facility, or a lagoon.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has released $775.8 million for Clean Water State Revolving Funds to help finance upgrades for wastewater treatment infrastructure around the country.

A new study adapted inkjet printer technology and combined it with machine learning to develop a rapid and affordable method of identifying both the quantity and types of bacteria in fluids like wastewater or blood.

In the latest development from a U.S. EPA administration that is cracking down on industrial wastewater regulations, the agency is expected to revisit its rules for livestock processing operations for the first time in decades.