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Sionix Corp. says it has completed the second and final demonstration phase of testing its proprietary water treatment technology in the Williston Basin of North Dakota.

New research findings confirm local government investment in public water and wastewater infrastructure and services reached an all time high in 2010 at $111.4 billion.

Renewable energy company BlackGold Biofuels has opened a first-of-its-kind recycling facility in Charlotte, N.C., that turns wastewater into fuel.

From the transfer of fluids to removal of wastewater, the Dayton® brand has a lineup of pumps and accessories that can help maintain your facility and help keep your work environment clean and productive.

According to the Edison Electric Institute, the EPA should cooperate with investor-owned utilities when developing its plan to coordinate its expected new regulation on wastewater discharge standards for steam power plants with its proposal for the disposal of coal combustion waste from coal-fired plants.

During Earth Day festivities in the town of Randolph, Vt., on Monday, the USDA announced an award of $7.67 million to replace the town's 40-year-old wastewater system.

Watson-Marlow's 620 series pump for sodium hypochlorite combines power and control for wastewater treatment applications.

The debate over whether wastewater from fracking operations should be shipped by barges has been stirring up public opinion for months.

Stringent new laws on wastewater residue disposal and rapid infrastructure development, particularly in developing countries, have fueled investments in the global sludge treatment market.

Swedish researchers have developed a unique water treatment technology that can separate pharmaceutical residue from wastewater.