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In a groundbreaking study, researchers from Beijing Normal University, Guangdong University of Technology, and Universidade Paulista (UNIP) have challenged conventional wisdom in urban ecological management, urging a more holistic approach to evaluat

Steve Jones, the newly appointed Interim President and Chief Executive Officer of 374Water, has set his sights on accelerating the company’s transition from development to full-scale commercialization of its supercritical water oxidation (SCWO) techn

Inside WM Recycling Brevard’s sprawling 63,900-square-foot facility, a river of recyclables surges at up to 180 feet per minute, snaking through an array of automated industrial machines. This isn’t just any recycling plant; it’s a high-tech marvel t

The Northern Region Educational Services Commission (NRESC) has awarded a cooperative pricing contract to Document Solutions, a leading provider of office technology and eco-friendly water solutions. This contract, numbered 26-07, facilitates the pur

Forward Water Technologies Corp. (FWTC) has secured consent from the TSX Venture Exchange to increase its proposed offering of convertible debentures by $275,000, bringing the total to $1,025,000. The company also extended the closing date to Novembe

374Water’s recent demonstration of its AirSCWO technology at Clean Earth’s Detroit facility, in collaboration with the Department of Defense, marks a significant stride in the water, sanitation, and drainage sector. The successful processing of PFAS-

Gestagua, a frontrunner in integral water cycle management, has taken a significant stride by merging Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology with its Geographic Information System (GIS) platform, developed by Esri Spain. This integration is n

The National Water Services Commission (Span) is shaking up water conservation efforts in Peninsula Malaysia and Labuan by leveraging artificial intelligence and social media apps, marking a significant shift from traditional awareness campaigns. “We

A new international study led by Kemira has cast a spotlight on the vulnerabilities of communities facing sudden loss of access to clean water, driven by extreme weather, outdated infrastructure, and toxic contaminants. The Kemira Water Index 2025, r

The United States is facing a stark reality: its water infrastructure is aging, and the consequences are becoming increasingly severe. Inefficient distribution systems are hemorrhaging water, with leaky pipes and poorly maintained networks wasting bi