Noticias sobre Denmark
New psychology study unearths ways to bolster global climate awareness and climate action
Global research team’s work spurs creation of “behavioral science” tool for policymakers and advocacy groups.
We can save lives and millions with less nitrate in drinking water
Denmark could save lives and more than $300 million a year by reducing the amount of nitrate in its drinking water.
Celebrating 25 years of WEG Iberia and Scandinavia
This year we’re proud to celebrate not one but two special anniversaries of WEG Branches across Europe.
Brazilian researchers develop method of purifying water contaminated by glyphosate
By José Tadeu Arantes | Agência FAPESP.
A climate-neutral, energy-positive and zero-waste perspective on water
Leakage from drinking water pipes is a global problem – including in Sweden.
EIFO and Novo Holdings lead €14M round in Power-to-Peroxide pioneer HPNow
HPNow, the pioneer in electrification of the hydrogen peroxide industry, announced the successful closing of a €14M round.
Down the drain lies a promising climate and nature solution – UN report
Wastewater is a growing health and environmental threat, accounting for almost as much planet-warming emissions as the aviation industry.
“The Middle East is facing a perfect storm of both man-made and climate-related water crises”
The Middle East is a very diverse region but many countries have in common a high level of water stress and rapidly expanding populations that will drive increased consumption to meet the needs of people, agriculture and businesses.
Montrose Environmental Group acquires Vandrensning
Montrose Environmental Group announced the acquisition of Vandrensning, experts in water treatment specializing in treating landfill leachate for PFAS and heavy metals in Scandinavia.
Greenland melted recently, shows higher risk of sea level rise
Long-lost ice core reveals that most of Greenland was green 416,000 years ago.
Linking the mechanics of lake heat waves and potentially poisonous blooms
One of the world’s largest freshwater lakes is proving to be a useful model in predicting how heatwaves trigger potentially harmful blooms in freshwater lakes.
Saltwater or freshwater? Difference is large for the climate when we flood low lying areas
Many countries consider or have already planned to convert low lying farmland into wetlands and thereby save CO2 emissions.
Eliminating “forever chemicals” from our water
For decades, manufacturers found a wide range of uses for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).
After final public water systems ruling, arsenic levels decline for highly exposed US communities
EPA drinking water regulation is improving equity in water exposures.
First Flovac project in Denmark, Hages Badehotel (Beach Hotel)
First Flovac project in Denmark is linked with Denmark’s largest infrastructure project and the world’s longest immersed tunnel,The Fehmarnbelt.
Quality of Europe’s bathing waters remains high
The majority of bathing water sites in Europe met the European Union’s most stringent ‘excellent’ water quality standards in 2022, according to the latest annual Bathing Water report published today.
Digitalisation and tech innovation play a huge role in helping WWTPs reduce their GHG emissions
Aarhus Vand is a Danish water utility company internationally known for its innovative technologies and services.
Severn Trent to build world’s first carbon neutral wastewater treatment
Plans to create the world's first carbon neutral waste treatment works in Staffordshire, with investment from Ofwat’s Innovation Fund, Horizon Europe and Severn Trent.
SUEZ and Severn Trent pilot AirAdvanced®-Actilayer in landmark ‘Net Zero Hub’
SUEZ is proud to announce its partnership with Severn Trent Water in the world-first, multi-million Net Zero Hub set to start in September in the latter's Strongford Sewage Treatment Works in Staffordshire, in the West Midlands region of the UK.
New types of chemicals found in Danish drinking water
Measurements reveal more than 400 different chemicals in water from a single Danish waterwork.