• Drinking Recycled Industrial and Municipal Wastewater
  Queensland will not be alone in drinking its own wastewater. Many US cities have been doing so for decades...

• Does the T. Boone Pickens Plan have another big problem: Contamination of Water Supply?
  
  

• Profligate Water Use in the U.S. Is Fueling the Flight of Mexicans Across the Border

• Why Big Banks May End up Buying Your City's Public Water System
  In uncertain economic and environmental times, big banks and financial groups are buying public water systems as safe investments. 

Consumer News and Events

Health Issues:

What influences the quality of your Tap Water?

Sources:

What are the sources of your water supply?

The Basics:

• Dr. Barb Mahler of the US Geological Survey and the University of Texas explains how everyday contaminants can infiltrate drinking water. (Watch the video)

• Water recycling: we drink and swim in what we flush

• Household Water filters: Simple, effective options

• Pharmaceuticals in the Water: Why Medication Contamination is a Danger to Our Health and the Environment

• When I think of fluoridation, two words come to mind: medical experiment. And the guinea pig is Y-O-U.

• What is Fluoride?

• Fluoride: A Bad Idea Whose Time Has Passed

• How to Remove Fluoride from Drinking Water

• Lead-free? Faucets are anything but...

• Antioxidants Can Reduce The Toxic Effects Of Lead, Study Suggests

• Many of our city's water supplies are drawn from streams and rivers receiving wastewater. Are the WWTP's in your region in compliance?

• Oceans, health linked, panel says at university forum
  
  

• Going out of style? Salons feel the pinch of environmental law

• Is drinking water good for your skin?

• Fluoride in Drinking Water may Negatively Affect Health of Fetuses and Infants

  
  

• Two Mass. Developers and Excavating Company Pay Fine for Clean Water Violations

• MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge and MIT Energy Club Present: "The War for Water"

• Engineers say $1 billion water pipeline feasible

• SouthWest Water warned by NASDAQ

• SF: APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS ROHNERT PARK WATER SUPPLY

• Seattle raised $205 million Wednesday through a public offering of water system bonds.

• Pollution lawsuit pays off
  Eight towns share MTBE settlement

• Parker Hannifin Acquires SoCal Water-maker Builders

• SouthWest Water Company Provides Update on Corporate Developments

• Spokane County is on the verge of signing what's believed to be its biggest contract ever to build a $170 million wastewater treatment plant

• $41 Billion flows into county sewage facilities

• Controversial parts of KC's new $2.4 Billion sewer funding plan, scheduled for discussion Wednesday by a citizens task force.

• Texas Company Eyeing Wastewater Treatment Opportunity
  STW Resources teamed up with General Electric to work with drillers. The companies capture drilling wastewater, remove chemicals and salt, and then purify it.

• Water World, Part II: Investing in Purification

• Pentair sells spa, bath unit to Balboa Water Group

• Layne Christensen Company Announces Acquisition of Meadors Construction Company
  MISSION WOODS, Kan., Nov 18, 2008 Layne Christensen Company (Nasdaq:LAYN) today announced the acquisition of Meadors Construction Company

• A Guide to the Water World Want to invest in water but are mystified by it? In this three-part series, we break down the market like a big dose of chlorine.

• Bluewater, Aqualia sign 5-year wastewater deal
  Partnership plans a facility in Spain and looks at the Middle East for projects using bacteria-based system to treat water.

• China announced an ambitious $600 billion for the next two years, in infrastructure such as highways, railroads, and airports, as well as in better water

• Kemira Oyj's acquisition of water treatment chemicals company approved in Brazil
  Finnish chemicals group Kemira Oyj (OMX Helsinki:KRA) said on Monday (17 November) that its acquisition of Brazilian water treatment chemicals company Nheel Quimica Ltda has been confirmed.

• Army Corps: Rural water system 'looks like a go'
  Two water plants, at roughly $150 million a piece, would make the project the most expensive project any area government has undertaken.

• Sioux County producers who have filed a multi-million dollar lawsuit against Department of Natural Resources director Brian Dunnigan to protect their water rights.

• Apache Nitrogen Products Inc. celebrated the successful removal of nearly a half million pounds of nitrates.

• GE-GVK unit in talks for water treatment venture

• Plans to upgrade wastewater plant called a 'victory'
  Nearly $90 million in upgrades to the troubled wastewater plant in San Ysdiro

• Bull & Lifshitz, LLP Announces Investigation On Behalf of Certain Investors of Waters Corporation

• Seven Years of High Growth for the Municipal Water & Wastewater Treatment Market in Brazil
  Government investments of about $25 billion

• Rapid Change Drives Water Revenues to Nearly
  $1 Trillion in 2020
  Groundbreaking Lux Research report is first to map and forecast the "Hydrocosm" of water-related businesses

• Kansas city's water infrastructure, which in parts dates back to the Civil War, will require an estimated $4 billion to fix.

• Baker Announces Record Earnings for Third Quarter and First Nine Months of 2008

• Energy Recovery, Inc. Reports Third Quarter 2008 Financial Results

• Basin Water Granted Extension from Nasdaq for Second and Third Quarter 2008 Form 10-Q Filings and All Required Restatements
  
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Press Releases:

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• Nephros Provides Corporate Update

• WaterStyle Holdings, Inc. and UCLA Announce an Exclusive License

• American Water's CEO and Tampa Bay Project Named 2008 Trendsetters

• California American Water Begins Testing of Moss Landing Desalination Pilot Plant
  One-year testing period recently began at its desalination pilot plant located on the site of the Moss Landing power generation station in northern Monterey County.

• Huber Vacuum Rotation Membrane VRM bioreactor available from Eimco Water Technologies-AJM Environmental Services
  A high efficiency effluent purification technology that helps municipal, commercial and industrial users to recycle sewage as service water is being introduced to Australia by Eimco Water Technologies-AJM Environmental Services (EWT-AJM).

• Ashbrook Simon-Hartley, which has its head office in Newcastle and a factory in Fenton, has landed £3 million of orders this year from Scottish Water.
  
  
  The filter plate press uses much less energy to separate waste from water.

• Micro turbines improve efficiency of Prince George wastewater treatment plant
  
  

• O.I. Corporation Announces Launch of Total Organic Carbon Analyzer to International Space Station
  Should allow the Space Station to be fully manned for the first time.

• ITT Chosen to Treat Nuclear Plant Wastewater in France
  ITT Corporation (NYSE: ITT), has won a $4.7 million contract to install ITT ultraviolet (UV) technology for treating nuclear plant wastewater in France.

• Grand Opening of Purio's Direct Water Distribution Division Scheduled for November 15, 2008
  Serve the growing number of business offices that wish to eliminate bottled water, aim to cut costs, eliminate the 5-gallon bottles from their operations, and do so with nothing to buy. Point-of-use (POU) water purifiers

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Future Conferences: Enter Here...

• Georgia’s hopes fading for reversing water ruling

• Only full dams in Queensland will halt water recycling

• Water everywhere and effluent to drink

• Exotic mussels confirmed in Utah waters
  
  

• Reading between the cracks: Natural gas drilling can pollute groundwater
  
  

• Wastewater facility to stop using chlorine

• What's in our water? With open reservoirs it could be anything
  And believe it or not, there is nothing that stands between the water in the reservoirs and the tap water in your sink.  There are no filters.
  
  

• Groundwater seems to be taking on CO2 100 times faster than atmosphere

• Organizations could choose water and wastewater provider
  
  

• Bill to Protect Drinking Water from Natural Gas Development

• New space station water recycling system to be installed today.
  
  

• Half a Million (US$126,000) Shekel Fine to Poultry Abattoir for Water Source Contamination

• Fluoride in Drinking Water may Negatively Affect Health of Fetuses and Infants
  
  

• Congress should revisit whether a controversial natural gas drilling method pollutes groundwater

• Research, recreation groups protest water rights for proposed nuke plant

• The system, which uses reverse osmosis to remove impurities from water, is the parish's fountain of hope.

• Ground water resolution approved
  If Johnson County does not create a district with other counties by 2010, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality will create one for it.

• State: Products, Not Raytheon, To Blame For Carcinogen

• US Govt Orders Saipan To Fix Sewage, Water, Oil Spill Systems

• BRISTOL BAY REGION, AK.: Decision by BLM would allow mining, oil and gas companies into river drainages.

• Water issues seen as likely priorities under Obama

• Indian Farmers, Coca-Cola Vie for Scarce Water Supply
  
  

• New filtering technology has environmental, industrial applications
  
  
  

• Drip Irrigation May Not Save Water, Analysis Finds
  
  

• Nebraska Water Map Illustrates State Water Issues

• "Toilet-to-tap," just 13 people showed up Monday to voice concerns that the City Council was moving forward with the plan

• Natural gas rush stirs environmental concerns
  Geologists call the Marcellus a "super giant" gas field

• Groups want stronger control of Great Lakes water
  Congress should delete language to designate water as a product

• EU study finds that wastewater treatment fails to remove all nanoparticles
  
  
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