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NASA advances wastewater recycling technology for future Moon and Mars missions
The mobile treatment unit separates waste streams for efficient recycling, integrating biological reactors and hydroponics to produce reusable water and nutrients.

Technicians prepare the Divergent Deployable Wastewater Treatment Facility, designed to turn crew wastewater into useful resources, for transport at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Tuesday, April 21, 2026&...


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Tijuana pipeline collapse sends heavy flows to South Bay wastewater plant
A second rupture in Tijuana's Parallel Gravity Line has led to increased sewage flows and odors, prompting binational efforts to repair the critical pipeline and mitigate environmental impacts.

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Port Clinton exits decades-old consent decree after sewer overflow upgrades
The EPA and Ohio EPA have terminated a long-standing Clean Water Act settlement with Port Clinton after the city completed extensive wastewater infrastructure upgrades.

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Yucaipa facility reports major reduction in nitrification upsets after nanobubble upgrade
The Henry N. Wochholz Water Recycling Facility in Yucaipa significantly reduced seasonal nitrification upsets by 95% after adopting nanobubble pretreatment, enhancing process stability and capacity.

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San Francisco highlights major wastewater and water infrastructure projects during Infrastructure Week
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission highlights significant infrastructure projects during Infrastructure Week 2026, focusing on sewer rehabilitation, water facility upgrades and renewable energy investments.

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