Harnessing Power of Effluent Ponds
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By GALLOWAY, Jill  Lots of farmers have stood next to their dairy effluent ponds and watched the biogas bubble up and disappear into the air.
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While some scientists try to build nano machines from scratch, others are discovering uses for single-celled organisms that are already available. By Monya Baker from Wired magazine.
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Orange County's new high-tech water-treatment plant takes the water that residents throw away, eradicates the junk and sends it back into the ground for drinking. Sound gross? Plant representatives say it's more pure than that fancy bottled water you buy in the store.
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Lycoming County officials and scientists are testing technology they hope will turn organic waste into profitable byproducts.
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By TONI-LYNN ROBBINS; OF THE NEWS STAFF  HERMON - The town has received a community planning grant to research extending public water and sewer into the village area.
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By DEBRA LEMOINE  HAMMOND - Hammond's $7.5 million sewer treatment system, which discharges into wetlands seven miles south of the city, is now up and running, city officials said.
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A tiny generator that harnesses vibrations to produce power has been created by British scientists.
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Science & environment: Â· Patios and pools targeted to fix unfair anomaliesÂ· Water companies to be given increased powers
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Researchers have developed an electrical generator mounted on the knee that turns walks into watts.
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There's fuel in wastewater. Who knew?
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By TAMARA RACE  PLYMOUTH -  The Eel River Watershed Association has appealed a state permit allowing Plymouth to pump millions of gallons of water a year from the watershed to sprinkle on town ballfields and the town-owned Crosswinds Golf Course.
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MIT researchers produce a tiny water-skimming robot prototype they think could monitor water supplies for toxins or skim contaminants off the top of water.
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An electronic device that uses spinach to convert light into electrical charge has been developed by US researchers. Shuguang Zhang at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US, and research collaborators
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They could be powerful new weapons in the battle against global warming: turbines powered by waves or wind, or technology that scrubs the skies to recapture and recycle carbon.
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With the water business dealt with, the company can refocus its energies on growing the business.
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Shine Holdings, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: SHDG) identified wastewater treatment plants as a target market for the company's patent pending process for hormone removal in water. The United States has approximately 16,000 operating wastewater treatment systems.
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A tenth of the world&#39;s irrigated crops - everything from lettuce and tomatoes to mangoes and coconuts - are watered by sewage. And much of that sewage is raw and untreated, gushing direct from sewer pipes into fields at the fringes of the developing ...