Water Treatment & Supply

North Carolina Audit Finds Major Landfill Program Failures
Environmental & Regulations North Carolina Audit Finds Major Landfill Program Failures

A sprawling network of hundreds of abandoned landfills across North Carolina remains largely unexamined and potentially hazardous, according to a recent state audit that highlights significant administrative delays. The exhaustive 111-page report, released by State Auditor Dave Boliek, reveals that

Can a $1 Billion Plant Solve the Rio Grande Water Crisis?
Environmental & Regulations Can a $1 Billion Plant Solve the Rio Grande Water Crisis?

The parched landscapes of South Texas have long served as a stark reminder that the Rio Grande is no longer the reliable lifeline it once was for the millions of residents and thriving agricultural industries that call this border region home. With the river currently supplying approximately ninety

Can Local Solutions Solve Havana’s Systemic Waste Crisis?
Utilities Can Local Solutions Solve Havana’s Systemic Waste Crisis?

The historic skyline of Havana, characterized by its intricate Baroque facades and sun-drenched coastal vistas, is currently facing a stark and unyielding contrast in the form of mounting urban waste that lines its narrow thoroughfares. Throughout the various municipalities, piles of garbage have

Portable Floating Capsule Disinfects Water Without Batteries
Utilities Portable Floating Capsule Disinfects Water Without Batteries

Access to clean drinking water remains a critical challenge for millions of people living in remote or disaster-stricken areas where traditional power grids are non-existent and batteries often fail due to extreme environmental conditions. The reliance on chemical purification or complex mechanical

Does Northrop Grumman’s Permit Threaten Waynesboro’s Health?
Environmental & Regulations Does Northrop Grumman’s Permit Threaten Waynesboro’s Health?

The serene landscape of the Shenandoah Valley currently serves as the backdrop for a high-stakes confrontation between economic ambition and the fundamental right to a clean environment as residents of Waynesboro navigate a complex proposal from Northrop Grumman. This aerospace and defense giant

Sailing Ships to Produce Green Hydrogen on the Open Ocean
Environmental & Regulations Sailing Ships to Produce Green Hydrogen on the Open Ocean

The global energy transition is currently navigating a period of intense pressure where land-based renewables struggle to meet the surging demands of heavy industry and international shipping sectors. While traditional offshore wind farms remain anchored to the seabed, a revolutionary concept is

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