The 13th of May the European Parliament approved the new law for water reuse. Photo: European Parliament. The European Parliament approved the Water Reuse Regulation the 13th of May. After publication in the Official Journal of the European Union it will enter into force after three years. Until now Wastewater Treatment Plants (WWTP’s) are mainly […]
Sacramento, CA – Installation is underway for a 2,850 gallon per day Aqualoop greywater system for the State of California’s LEED Platinum DGS Natural Resources Building in Sacramento, CA. The P Street Building will serve as a new 20 story, 838,000 square foot Department of Natural Resources headquarters. The tower, which will also encompass a […]
As April marks National Citizen Science Month and a time to celebrate how the public can support scientific advances and impact change, the University of Arizona researchers are shedding light on ways citizen science projects can better serve historically disenfranchised communities. Using the university’s citizen science-based Project Harvest as a model, researchers analyzed ways scientists […]
If we get those April showers, be ready to capture the rainwater that your May flowers love. In truth, that old saying barely applies to Santa Fe, which gets only eight-tenths of an inch of rain in the average April. But whatever falls, it makes much more sense to use that for your gardens and […]
Smart technology is used in local governments across the country to help with something that’s both a major resource and a potential headache: water. How much water is in the ground, in rivers or overflowing ashore during a storm? How can water be used more efficiently? What about the pipes it flows through? What about […]
The parched bed of a reservoir on the outskirts of Chennai, India. PHOTOGRAPH BY ARUN SANKAR/AFP/GETTY Read Full Story here: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/2019/07/india-water-crisis-drought-could-be-helped-better-building-planning/
