municipal wastewater

Study highlights the opportunity to understand the effects of human health on water quality and ecological health

Wastewater treatment plants consume vast amounts of energy and emit greenhouse gases to remove pollutants

Scientists map the degradation of antibiotic resistance gene mecA by common disinfectants to find ways to minimize the spread of resistance in waterbodies

Despite being more optimistic than previous estimates showing only 20 percent of wastewater is treated, treatment rates in developing countries are still a concern, study shows

Stanford engineers co-lead research designing more responsive COVID-19 wastewater testing

New technology for fabricating high-efficiency powdered activated carbon an ensure safety against algal blooms even in conventional water treatment processes

New series includes the Profiler^F Wastewater analyzer, a new and unique analytical tool that simultaneously quantifies the total fluorine and free fluoride present in wastewater

Rutgers study could lead to better disinfection methods and understanding of coronavirus and other risks

New method could safeguard water quality, environment, and health

Integration of field data collection and laboratory activities is especially useful in water, environmental, waste, and similar industries