Few places on Earth capture both natural beauty and human ingenuity quite like Niagara Falls. On the order between the United States and Canada, it’s one of North America’s most recognisable natural landmarks, attracting more than 10 million visitors every year. What most people don’t realise is that Niagara Falls is not just a wonder of nature, it’s also one of the most carefully engineered landscapes in the world. A Natural Powerhouse The Niagara River connects Lake Erie to

Gympie Regional Council has officially opened its Request for Proposal (RFP) for a six-year, ~$300 million Water Capital Works Program (CWP) Alliance . This long-term partnership represents a significant investment in the region’s water security, treatment assets, and network resilience. For industry, it is a rare opportunity to collaborate directly with Council on shaping the future of water services across a rapidly growing community. What The Council Is Seeking The Gympie

In one of the most water-scarce regions on Earth, the Middle East is rethinking what it means to manage water. For decades, solutions have focused on desalination plants and aquifers: costly, energy-intensive, and unsustainable in the long run. Now, a quiet shift is underway: treating wastewater not as a liability, but as a resource.  From Wastewater to Resource  Water recycling is transforming how cities, farms, and industries operate across the region. Instead of discarding