From Waste to Worth: How can the Sludge from Wastewater become Valuable?
Despite widespread recognition that we need to treat sludge, there is one major hurdle that still needs to be overcome. ...
Nature: A great example to follow in water management
The fresh water is 3% of the earth’s water with a limited amount (around 0.5%) available to be used for ...
Wastewater-based epidemiology: Wastewater as a reflection on society
Please note that this article was previously published in H2O’s Water matters Summary Wastewater-based epidemiology (WBE) uses sewage as a source ...
Practical test to remove micropollutants from OWTS effluent
Please note that this article was previously published in H2O’s Water matters Cover image courtesy: Flowrox Summary: Discharges from OWTS systems ...
“How do we ensure ecosystem balance in watersheds while managing water quality requirements?”
March 26th, we hosted our first webinar in the subthematic series of 4. Webinar ‘Water Solutions #1: Clean Water and ...
United Nations World Water Development Report ‘Valuing Water’
The 2021 edition of the United Nations World Water Development Report (UN WWDR 2021) entitled ‘Valuing Water ’ groups current ...
SMARTEN contributes to the Digital Transition in the European Water Education Sector
SMARTEN is an international Erasmus+ project that supports current efforts towards digital transition and digital readiness, mainly in higher education ...
Online conference: Sustainable Financing of the Blue Economy
April 16th 14:00-15:00CET, the European Investment Bank, WWF and the partners of the Sustainable Blue Economy Finance Principles are hosting ...
Removal efficiencies of pharmaceutical residues at 18 wastewater treatment plants
Please note that this article was previously published in H2O’s Water matters Cover image courtesy: wastemanagement.in Introduction A measurement campaign at ...
The power of youth is quintessential for the water sector
By setting the EU goal to achieve climate neutrality by 2050, whilst aiming at zero pollution of our air, waters ...
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