Throughout much of the planet, water reclamation and reuse have almost become necessary for conserving and extending water supplies to accommodate an exploding world population. In recent years, deep bed filtration has compiled a strong record of performance in the water reclamation and reuse market Full Story

The Landfill Regulations 2002 require all waste in England and Wales be classified into one of three categories – inert, stable non-reactive or hazardous – to determine the landfill where it can be disposed. A useful tool to determine the proper waste classification is the tank test. Full Story

The April 2008 issue of Water & Wastewater Solutions’ article, "Solutions Sought to Rid Ballast Water of Invasive Species," prompted quite a few queries about Severn Trent De Nora’s BALPURE® ballast water treatment system. Here are answers to the most frequently asked questions. Full Story

A city water department in California has become one of the United States’ only water utilities to address the problem of arsenic in its drinking water by installing a closed-loop adsorptive arsenic removal system featuring zero backwash water discharge. Full Story

A wastewater treatment plant with a successful long-term public-private partnership has been named Medium Wastewater Plant of the Year by the Oklahoma Water Pollution Control Association. Full Story

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	Filtration Technology Again Used by Earle B. Phelps Award Winner
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	New Line of Handheld Colorimeters Introduced
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	Five-Year Contract for Boundary Boxes in United Kingdom
	MCERTS Accreditation Extended on Petroleum Hydrocarbons
	Filter Underdrain System Selected for Spanish Desalination Plant