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Smart Water technologies were designed to efficiently share valuable water data to experts far and wide. Since the onset of the pandemic, working smartly has become even more critical.

The coronavirus pandemic has negatively impacted the already raging synthetic opioid epidemic — but now both have vaccines.

Car companies need chips and the chipmakers need chipmaking equipment — but the supply can't move as fast as chip technology.

The U.S. Department of Energy outlines its support of advancing nuclear technologies including the development of a fuel that will make accidents less costly.

A constructed wetlands property in Florida is transformed into a public park to tell the story of the cycle of water amidst the breathtaking beauty of nature.

For wine enthusiasts worldwide, it'll take more than a global pandemic to keep them from their favorite alcoholic beverage — much to the relief of resourceful winemakers everywhere.

The FDA eases concerns about PFAS, but health experts beg to differ. Could new legislation finally address these "forever chemicals"?

Art meets utilities at the Torpedo Factory Art Center in Virginia as artist sTo Len brings engagement and awareness to an important new wastewater treatment project.

It's taken 20 years, but continuous manufacturing practices are being adopted by API producers industry-wide despite persisting challenges.