Author name: Mia Wright

In a world where freshwater scarcity looms larger than ever, the recent research published in Desalination shines a light on a promising alternative for managing brine in brackish water desalination. Researchers have turned their attention to salt-fr

The conversation around stormwater management is gaining momentum, especially in regions grappling with increased flooding and runoff. In Madison, a vibrant community dealing with these very challenges, stormwater expert Chris Obropta is spreading th

Ghana Water Limited (GWL) has made a bold move in the fight against water loss by launching a specialized Leak Detection Field (LDF), a project designed to train staff in cutting-edge leakage detection techniques. This initiative, in collaboration wi

Local communities, living in close proximity to natural resources, have long relied on their intimate knowledge of the environment to sustain their lifestyles. This connection to nature has historically allowed them to optimize resources for everyday

Ghana Water Limited (GWL) has taken a bold stride in addressing a pressing issue that plagues the nation’s water supply: leakage. Launching a specialized Leak Detection Field (LDF) in partnership with Denmark’s Aarhus Vand signals a transformative ap

Researchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign are making waves in the battle against PFAS pollution, particularly as the semiconductor industry gears up for a manufacturing boom. With semiconductor factories on the rise, the urgency to t

As the crisp air of November settles in, many homeowners are seizing the opportunity presented by unseasonably warm temperatures to tackle their autumn yard maintenance. But before you rush into applying that last-minute fertilizer, it’s time to hit

In an era where climate change looms over every decision we make, industries are scrambling to find ways to cut down on their environmental footprints. Enter IMMMES srl, a trailblazer in the glass industry with its groundbreaking DTP water treatment

India stands at a precipice, teetering between crisis and opportunity in its water management strategies. The stark warnings from NITI Aayog highlight a reality we can no longer afford to ignore: major cities like Delhi, Bengaluru, and Chennai are on

Global Water Resources has recently unveiled its Q3 2024 financial results, revealing a mixed bag of outcomes that reflect both challenges and opportunities in the water resource management sector. The company reported a slight dip in total revenue,