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We are proud to have exhibited at the Joint WasteMINZ and Australasian Land & Groundwater Association (ALGA) Conference in May 2026. Kimberley Saflian and Rebecca Thomas had an unforgettable time networking with fellow peers in the waste and contaminated land and groundwater industry in New Zealand. Kimberley took to the stage to present on data reporting ...
Groundwater contamination is often framed in terms of what can be removed, degraded, or naturally attenuated over time. ...
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This case study highlights our ability to effectively assess complex hydrocarbon plumes with 50-foot groundwater fluctuations at a multi-plume industrial site using 20 sensors and LiORA Insights to monitor and assess 3 distinct ...
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Tree planting is part of a broader approach to ecological protection that includes pollution prevention, groundwater protection, water resource management, and mine restoration. ...
A water emergency is unfolding right here in our own backyard. The Waterloo Moraine — the underground lifeline that supplies drinking water to Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, and surrounding communities— is under serious stress. In the summer of 2025, well monitoring revealed that the largest and most important aquifer in the moraine has reached dangerously low water levels. The ...
Executive brief for Directors, Managers, and Compliance LeadsEnvironmental programs don't fail because dashboards are weak. They fail because field data, lab results, and reporting workflows don't align quickly enough to support decisions.For enterprise teams managing groundwater, soil, surface water, air, or multi-site monitoring, the most ...
PFAS contamination remains one of the biggest challenges in groundwater management, with the prediction of nearly 80,000 drinking water sites in the US likely to have contamination exceeding EPA safety limits, putting millions at risk of serious health risks including cancer. ...
Mining submersible pumps are specifically engineered to operate in submerged conditions, where other types of pumps would fail. They offer a solution to several challenges in mining, such as handling abrasive, corrosive, and sediment-heavy fluids. These pumps also significantly reduce the risk of equipment failure due to dry running, a common problem with traditional pumps. This blog will examine ...
The term geotextile comes from the combination of the words “geo” (earth) and “textile” (fabric) and is often used for specialized fabric materials in construction, engineering and landscaping projects. These materials are designed for a variety of purposes, such as increasing the strength of natural soils, preventing erosion, regulating water management and enhancing ...
Introduction Government-led pond construction projects play a crucial role in water conservation, irrigation, and groundwater recharge, particularly in water-stressed regions. Madhya Pradesh, known for its extensive agricultural landscape, has been at the forefront of such initiatives to enhance water security. Ocean Non Wovens was proud to be a part of one such government-backed pond ...
• Application: water flow measurement and management in heating and cooling systems. 9. Power Industry Intelligent electromagnetic flowmeters are widely used for flow monitoring in cooling water systems, steam delivery and other systems. ...
Groundwater monitoring is an essential element in any environmental information system. Based upon validated groundwater monitoring data, information is derived on which decisions can be ...
The ALGA New Zealand Land and Groundwater Conference 2024 is an annual event that brings together industry professionals, scientists, and engineers to discuss the latest land and groundwater management developments. ...
Efficiency is the cornerstone of successful fluid management. As industries evolve, there’s a growing demand for technologies that enhance performance, reduce operational costs, and promote sustainability. One such technology is the VFD pump (Variable Frequency Drive pump), which is transforming industries that rely on fluid movement, such as water treatment, agriculture, and industrial ...
Coastal communities often grapple with the challenge of securing a stable and sustainable water supply. Traditional sources like rivers and groundwater face increasing pressure from population growth and climate change. There’s a vast, untapped resource right at their doorstep: the ocean. Seawater reverse osmosis (RO) for coastal community water supply is an increasingly viable solution. ...
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The Rhode Island regulations aim to establish a consistent and integrated program for reporting, investigating, and remediating contaminated sites to effectively manage risks to human health and the environment. They set clear cleanup objectives for soil and groundwater based on current and future land use.2. ...
As climate change intensifies, summer droughts have become more frequent and severe, posing significant challenges to agriculture, water supply, and ecosystems. In the quest to combat these droughts, innovative technologies and materials are playing an increasingly critical role. One such material is fluoropolymer tubing, known for its exceptional chemical resistance, durability, and flexibility. ...
Motivation Vista Clara NMR Geophysical Equipment helps clients image the subsurface to accurately define hydrogeologic properties including porosity, pore size, mobile and bound water content, permeability, and transmissivity. We offer equipment for sale or rent, as well as, professional consulting services to our ...
IWRA recognises ongoing global water security issues as a major challenge, and addresses them in the context of the Sustainable Development Goals in close collaboration with international organisations and key ...