Noticias sobre United States of America
Parts of Clean Water Act not effective in controlling nutrient pollution, research suggests
When rivers began catching on fire, the U.S.
Energy Recovery appoints David Moon Interim CEO
Energy Recovery announced Mr.
U.S. Water Service Corporation acquires partnership interest in company of Tampa Bay desal plant
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BIO-UV Group sings new multinational agreement with Innovasea
The high-tech water treatment systems specialist BIO-UV Group has announced an exciting new partnership that will dramatically accelerate the delivery of its development strategy in the global aquaculture industry and launch a concerted drive west into the North American market.
Biden-Harris Administration advances planning efforts to protect the Colorado River System
The Biden-Harris administration has announced next steps in the formal process to develop future operating guidelines and strategies to protect the stability and sustainability of the Colorado River system and strengthen water security in the West.
Gap Inc., Cargill, and GSK join the WRC and WaterAid to improve access to water in India
The Water Resilience Coalition (WRC), an industry-driven, CEO-led initiative convening global companies to address the global water crisis, today announced the launch of the Women + Water Collaborative, a flagship corporate collective action program to improve access to clean water and sanitation in India.
Moleaer helps Spain growers improve water use with expansion of its patented nanobubble technology
Company to partner with BS Nature, Spain’s leading organic producer, to commercialize Moleaer’s nanobubble technology across the Andalusian market
Global study warns water security threatened by droughts and heat waves worldwide
Increased demand for water due to global population growth, coupled with the increasing frequency of extreme weather events, endangers our water security.
Climate-driven extreme heat may make parts of Earth too hot for humans
If global temperatures increase by 1 degree Celsius (C) or more than current levels, each year billions of people will be exposed to heat and humidity so extreme they will be…
Deputy Secretary Tommy Beaudreau to step down at Interior Department
After serving more than two years as Deputy Secretary and nearly ten at the Department of the Interior, Deputy Secretary Tommy Beaudreau announced that he will depart his role at the end of October.
Biden-Harris Administration makes $328M available for drought and climate resiliency projects
The Department of the Interior announced up to $328 million in funding opportunities available through President Biden’s Investing in America agenda, a key pillar of Bidenomics, to help communities address impacts of climate change through water recycling, water storage and desalination projects.
First of its kind dataset shows future flooding risk at neighborhood level
Climate change fueled extreme weather events, like flooding, are happening more frequently.
EPA announces commitment to advancing water equity and access for all
At the Clinton Global Initiative 2023 Meeting in New York, U.S.
Moonshot Missions awarded $7.5M by EPA to help underserved communities address water problems
Nonprofit designated one of four National Environmental Finance Centers by EPA.
Aquarius Spectrum partners with IUS to advance leak detection capabilities across the US
Aquarius Spectrum, a leading provider of acoustic monitoring and leak detection solutions for water preservation and NRW reduction, is thrilled to announce its strategic partnership with Innovative Utility Solutions (IUS).
New Ecolab study finds access to clean and safe water is a leading environmental concern
Ecolab, a global sustainability leader offering water solutions and services, announced findings from the inaugural Ecolab Watermark™ Study.
Study reveals human destruction of global floodplains
A University of Texas at Arlington hydrologist’s study in the Nature journal Scientific Data provides the first-ever global estimate of human destruction of natural floodplains.
UN study uncovers the injustice implications of aging levees in the United States
Ethnic minorities and poor communities in the U.S.
Disadvantaged communities more likely to live behind levees in U.S., raising maintenance concerns
Tens of millions of people live in areas protected by at least one levee in the United States Nationally, members of historically disadvantaged or underserved groups are more…
Japan’s discharge of radioactive water from Fukushima is avoidable, risky and potentially illegal
The Japanese government intends to discharge all 1.34 million tonnes of wastewater from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, an operation that began on 24 August 2023.