Articles Tagged with ''reuse''

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As scientists try to develop new and sustainable methods for creating power, news of innovative technologies being implemented is not scarce. This one, however, may raise a few eyebrows.

Two Texas power plants will be able to recycle more than 98 percent of wastewater and eliminate wastewater discharge to drought-ridden areas thanks to new technology from General Electric.

The 500-foot pipeline will be part of a system that will irrigate a golf course, parks and vineyards.

The city of Vancouver is using innovative technology that takes heat from Vancouver's sewage and uses it to heat the neighborhood, spanning 250,000 square meters.

As much as 60% of municipal waste in the European Union still ends up in landfills or incinerators, a new report has claimed, highlighting the need for new measures to encourage the reuse of materials and reduce wasteful consumption.

The MicroDynamics® Series OCS721 from Severn Trent Services is a new microwave-powered, open channel, ultraviolet system for municipal wastewater disinfection and water reuse applications.

Are water markets around the world getting serious about conservation and reuse?

Officials hope that these projects would keep runoff pollution out of waterways and help bolster groundwater supplies, which could be used for drinking water.

The $13 million plant in Big Spring mixes sewage that has been treated to drinking-water standards with treated water from lakes.