Industrial Water
Water & Wastes Digest and Industrial Water & Wastes Digest offer extensive coverage of topics related to industrial water use, including recycling/reuse, water purification and wastewater treatment. Plant operators use W&WD to learn how best to manage the water in their facilities, making them more efficient and meeting their often-stringent local discharge requirements.
Jun 30 2020
The Fredericia brewery was selected as a test site for Carlsberg’s Integrated Supply Chain’s first total water recycling plant.
Carlsberg recently…
Jun 25 2020
7,000 gallons of non-radiological wastewater released into the ocean in late March are connected to a large influx from the potable water system into…
Jun 23 2020
Approximately 2.8 million pints of out of date beer will need to be disposed of from Wales' shut pubs and clubs, according to the Campaign for Real…
Jun 19 2020
EPA Announces $513 Million WIFIA Loan to San Francisco for Wastewater Upgrades
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a $513…
Jun 18 2020
Australian brewery Young Henrys is fighting climate change by incorporating algae into beer production.
Since the fermentation process that occurs…
Jun 11 2020
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation issued increased water allocations on May 19 for Central Valley Project (CVP) contractors for the 2020 contract year…
Jun 9 2020
A new garden village in County Durham, North East England will soon be getting warm water from a disused mine.
South Seaham Garden Village has a…
Jun 4 2020
Researchers at the Far Eastern Federal University (FEFU) and collaborators from the Institute of Chemistry FEB RAS have developed a smart technology…
Jun 2 2020
A public water district for the country’s largest industrial park has agreed to settle an eminent domain case weeks after a judge ruled that the…
May 28 2020
Oriden LLC, which focuses on clean energy production, has been approved to purchase land in Butte, Montana that could be used to construct hydrogen…
May 26 2020
Global energy company SGH2 has a deal with Lancaster, California, to build what could be the world’s biggest green hydrogen production plant,…
May 14 2020
For the past seven decades, the City of Baltimore, Maryland has been funneling millions of gallons of wastewater through five miles of pipes daily…
May 12 2020
Liberty Lake, Washington’s wastewater treatment plant has noticed thinner bacteria colonies that aid sewage treatment, reported the Spokesman-Review…
May 7 2020
Due to discharges from the nearby Takahama nuclear power plant, tropical fish and other species were able to colonize a small coastal area in the Sea…
Apr 30 2020
Bungard and Muz Moeller, of Ghost Brewing, have teamed up and launched the New Zealand Beer Exchange in the wake of the COVID-19 (coronavirus)…
Apr 29 2020
The flat gasket repair clamp is often seen as the jack-of-all-trades product for fixing industrial pipes.
No matter what the issue, there is…
Apr 29 2020
During this time of uncertainty, I hope that I can provide some information to help you all guide decisions throughout 2020. In late March to early…
Apr 17 2020
Grundfos’ commitment to promoting sustainability is genuine, as evident by how it spearheads programs worldwide to help promote the efficient and…
Apr 14 2020
Birmingham craft brewer Griffin Claw Brewing Co. has repurposed distillery operations to make hand sanitizer.
The brewer has bottled 2,000 2-ounce…
Apr 8 2020
Molson Coors is donating safe drinking water to truck drivers in the U.S. and Canada, according to a blog post by the community.
The company has…
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The Water & Wastes Digest staff invites industry professionals to nominate the water and wastewater projects they deem most remarkable and innovative for recognition in the Annual Reference Guide issue. All projects must have been in the design or construction phase over the last 18 months.
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