In observance of World Water Day, we’re sharing ways you can consume, conserve, and manage water in your daily life to help meet the U.N. SDG 6.

In observance of International Women’s Day, we’re highlighting women who have played critical roles, made brilliant discoveries, or fought for legislation related to water and sanitation.

National Groundwater Awareness Week raises awareness about one of our most precious resources. How can we protect, conserve, and recharge groundwater?

Reverse osmosis is a core process that purifies water for many of the world’s most exacting applications.

Desalination and wastewater reuse allow the hospitality industry to reduce the overall cost of water supply, overcome shortages in the dry season, and meet regulatory requirements on discharged wastewater.

Researchers recently completed the first comprehensive assessment of the effectiveness of various processes in removing emerging contaminants (ECs).

Key problems in the Caribbean include the discharge of untreated wastewater, the lack of a comprehensive plan for wastewater management, and a scarcity of funds for treatment plants.

Membrane processes have a great deal to offer municipal utilities. Depending on the membrane type, configuration, and pore structure, they can be used in a wide range of applications.

Desalination intakes and outfalls are associated with marine ecosystem impacts, but various strategies can help minimize them.