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New Mexico is taking a firm stance against the federal government, accusing it of delaying crucial cleanup efforts at the Los Alamos National Laboratory. The state’s Environment Department has initiated enforcement actions, including potential civil

Simon Parsons, Scottish Water’s Director of Environment, Planning and Assurance, has taken a firm stance in a recent blog post, asserting that the publicly owned water company “does not dump sewage.” This statement comes amidst growing public and pol

374Water Inc. (NASDAQ: SCWO) has announced significant leadership changes aimed at accelerating its growth and commercial deployment of its supercritical water oxidation (SCWO) technology. The company has appointed Daniel (Danny) Bogar as President a

The pharmaceutical and biotech industries are increasingly recognizing the strategic importance of Water for Injection (WFI), a critical utility that is essential for the production of sterile injectable drugs. Compliance with WFI quality standards i

The world’s wastewater, a vast and often overlooked resource, could be harnessed to power agriculture, bolster global sanitation, and even fuel its own treatment. This is the bold claim of a recent review published in *Frontiers in Science*, which ar

China’s nitrogen management is emerging as a pivotal factor in the country’s pursuit of its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), according to a recent study utilizing the Coupled Human and Natural Systems (CHANS) model. The research, focusing on the

Meliá Hotels International has once again secured its place in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2026, marking the ninth consecutive year the global hotelier has earned this distinction. This year, the company has achieved a notable milestone, r

Rupert Resources has taken a decisive step forward in the development of its Ikkari gold project in Northern Finland, appointing Ausenco Engineering to lead the feasibility study. This move underscores a strategic shift in the project’s trajectory, w

California’s reservoirs are brimming, a stark contrast to the drought-like conditions that have plagued the state for decades. January data from the California Department of Water Resources revealed that major reservoirs, including Sonoma, Shasta, an