Wastewater treatment

Wastewater treatment is the conversion of wastewater into water that can be discharged back into the environment.

 

Approximately 70 per cent of the population of Pacific Island countries lack access to basic sanitation. Sanitation access in Pacific Island schools and healthcare facilities is among the lowest in the world. This has been revealed in the new WaterAid Australia report, "Healthy Environments, Resilient Communities: The vital role of sanitation for improving climate resilience in the Pacific."

WaterAid Australia report on environments and communities

Approximately 70 per cent of the population of Pacific Island countries lack access to basic sanitation. Sanitation access in Pacific Island schools and healthcare facilities is among the lowest in the world. This has been revealed in the new WaterAid Australia report, “Healthy Environments, Resilient Communities: The vital role of sanitation for improving climate resilience in the Pacific.” Read More
Pumping and transporting wastewater appears to be a simple thing to do. However, the demands of wastewater transport are far from basic and challenge the best of us. Xylem sets the standard for both efficiency and reliability in transporting wastewater to treatment facilities.

Transforming wastewater transportation with Xylem

Pumping and transporting wastewater appears to be a simple thing to do. However, the demands of wastewater transport are far from basic and challenge the best of us. Xylem sets the standard for both efficiency and reliability in transporting wastewater to treatment facilities. Read More