WHIP: A Revolutionary Water Purification System Inspired by Nature
AZoCleantech Researchers have developed the Water Hyacinth-Inspired Purifier (WHIP), a floating photocatalytic system designed to address the inefficiencies of conventional wastewater treatment. The findings highlight WHIP’s potential to address persistent […]
Rain salvages growing season in West-Central Saskatchewan
The Western Producer Dean Roberts, who farms north of Kindersley, Sask., is now cautiously optimistic about his 2025 crop. Prior to June 20, some crops on his farm were running […]
3D modeling method quantifies light-shading impact of freshwater microalgae
Phys.org Researchers from the HUN-REN Center for Ecological Research have developed a novel three-dimensional modeling method that accurately quantifies how microalgae affect underwater light conditions one of the most critical […]
Innovation purifies wastewater into drinking water within an hour
Groundwater A new innovation is able to turn wastewater into drinking water in an hour. A California water facility is using a three-step purification process that can produce 130 million […]
Protecting aquatic ecosystems by better understanding toxicity risk
EurekAlert! Australian scientists have pioneered a new method to assess the long-term risks posed by toxicants such as insecticides in rivers and the ocean. The Temporal Response Surface (TRS) method […]
Arizonans Support Dedicated Funding for Water Resilience and Conservation Projects and Want Colorado River Basin States to Develop Collaborative Solutions for Water Shortages
PR Newswire As Colorado River Basin states negotiate future water allocations, Arizonans overwhelmingly believe that real solutions to Colorado River water shortages are possible through collaborative agreements between states, rather […]
The Government of Canada invests in flood mapping and adaptation projects
Water Canada On June 18, 2025, the Government of Canada announced an investment of $6.8 million in 20 projects across the country through the Flood Hazard Identification and Mapping Program […]
After the smoke clears, a wildfire’s legacy can haunt rivers for years, putting drinking water at risk
The Conversation – United States Picture a wildfire raging across a forested mountainside. The smoke billows and the flames rise. An aircraft drops vibrant red flame retardant. It’s a dramatic, […]
Ancient records paint a bleak forecast for groundwater in the U.S. Southwest
Groundwater Scientists say modern records don’t give an ideal indication of the effect of climate change because large amounts of groundwater have been pumped out by humans. Instead, they are […]
Colorado River water market could help fish and farmers alike
EurekAlert! A market-based approach to managing water in the Colorado River basin could provide more reliable supplies for farmers, communities, and industry amid ongoing drought and excess demand. The right […]