Iran threatens to cripple Gulf water and energy systems after Trump ultimatum
Iran has threatened to attack the Gulf's energy and water infrastructure in retaliation for a potential U.S. strike on its power grid, escalating regional tensions.
Severe winter damages heat and water lines in Valkas: municipality seeks ways to cover repair costs
The municipality of Valkas has faced multiple infrastructure emergencies due to severe winter weather, prompting a search for funding to repair damaged systems.
South Africa: A Water Solution for Drought-Prone South Africa - We Designed Systems to Replenish Aquifers Simply and Cheaply in Five Towns
The article discusses innovative solutions to replenish aquifers in South Africa, where drought has severely impacted water availability.
Russian strike on Ukrainian power plant leaves neighboring city's water supply dry
Moldovan officials reported that a Russian attack on a Ukrainian hydroelectric power station has caused an oil spill, contaminating the country's water systems and leaving its second-largest city without water.
Paradisiacal beaches on one side, sewage water on the other: living without sewage in Arona, one of the main tourist municipalities in Tenerife
Residents of Arona, a popular tourist municipality in Tenerife, are living without sewage systems, facing significant sanitation and ecological crises.
Tallinna Water Renovates Record Amount of Piping
Tallinna Water is undertaking a record renovation of its water, sewage, and stormwater piping systems, with significant projects aimed at reducing flooding risk in various areas of the city.
Attacks on water systems emerge as a dangerous new war threat in Middle East
Recent strikes on water desalination plants in the Middle East highlight a troubling new trend in warfare, with significant implications for civilian access to water.
Channel 4 series branded 'instant hit' as viewers gripped by harrowing scenes
Viewers have praised the new Channel 4 drama 'Dirty Business' for its gripping portrayal of real events surrounding pollution in water systems in England.
The mysterious donor had only one request: take the gold and fix the sewage system
A mysterious donor anonymously gifted the city of Osaka, Japan, 21 kilograms of gold bars worth $3.6 million, requesting that the money be used to repair the city's neglected water and sewage systems.
Dirty Business cast list: Who stars in the new Channel 4 drama?
The article discusses the cast of the new Channel 4 drama 'Dirty Business', which explores the impacts of sewage pollution in England's water systems.
Children of Gaza are living in difficult conditions and a harsh reality
Children in Gaza are enduring dire humanitarian conditions due to the Israeli war, suffering from the collapse of health, water, and education systems.
Failures of water supply and sewage systems in Vilnius district
There have been recent failures in water supply and sewage systems in residential areas of the Vilnius district.
Ghana: GWL Deploys 200 Service Personnel to Recover GH¢866m Debt, Boost Digital Payments
Ghana Water Limited has launched an initiative deploying 200 service personnel to recover GH¢866 million in debts and promote digital payment systems.
Prolagos intensifies preparations for Carnival
Prolagos is enhancing its water and sewage systems in preparation for a tourist peak during the Carnival season in Brazil.
Africa: AU Summit - African Leaders Arrive in Addis Ababa for 39th Assembly
African leaders are gathering in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia for the 39th Ordinary Session of the African Union, focusing on sustainable water availability and sanitation systems.
Good news for New York: Kathy Hochul announced an investment of 453 million dollars for water infrastructure projects
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a significant investment of 453 million dollars in water infrastructure projects, aimed at enhancing drinking water and wastewater systems across the state.
Researchers from the University of Bonn Develop a Fish-Inspired Filter That Removes 99% of Microplastics from Washing Machine Water
A team of scientists from the University of Bonn has created an innovative washing machine filter that can eliminate over 99% of microplastics released during the washing cycle, inspired by natural filtration systems used by certain fish.
A drop of water on sweatpants will also ruin it, says a blogger with autism, which her two children also have
Adéla Němec Jílková, a mother of three sons including two on the autism spectrum, shares her experiences of navigating school inclusion and public systems while emphasizing the positive aspects of her children's diagnoses.
Why China and Europe should care about Central Asia’s water crisis
The worsening water crisis in Central Asia poses strategic threats to global trade and energy systems, necessitating urgent attention from major powers like China and Europe.
Could ancient 'qanats' be the answer to Iran's water crisis?
The article explores the potential role of ancient qanat irrigation systems in addressing Iran's current water crisis.
Dangerous protozoa are moving to the northern hemisphere. Climate change is favorable to them
The article discusses the danger posed by certain species of amoeba to human health and how climate change facilitates their spread, along with the challenges of monitoring and detecting these organisms in water systems.
Sewage: Who pays for the ibuprofen in the water?
The article discusses the EU Directive 2024/3019 regarding municipal wastewater treatment aimed at improving the removal of micro-pollutants, like pharmaceutical residues, from sewage systems in light of its impending national legal implementation.
Chrudim Waterworks want to take control of water and sewage systems. The general meeting will decide
The Chrudim Waterworks are seeking control over local water and sewage systems, with a decision to be made at an upcoming general meeting.
British Gas' boiler warning to thousands of homes this week
British Gas has warned that approximately 54,000 households may need assistance with heating and hot water systems due to predicted freezing temperatures.