Source: https://rewater.usc.edu/potable-water-reuse-report-ows/ Published by the University of Southern California ReWater Center in collaboration with Trussell Special Issue 24 November 2025 Onsite Water Systems: An Expanding Reuse Paradigm Key Takeaways: The growth of onsite water reuse (OWR) is clear: 19 US states have regulations or guidelines that allow the practice An onsite water system is a […]
Spotlight on Our Parent Company: Nijhuis Saur Industries (NSI) Here at Natural Systems Utilities (NSU), we’re proud to be part of the Nijhuis Saur Industries (NSI) family. In this post, we’re taking a closer look at how NSI’s global reach, expertise, and innovation strengthen everything we do for our clients and partners. A Legacy of […]
💧 5 Easy Ways to Conserve Water at Home — And Lower Your Utility Bill At NSU Water, we’re committed to delivering safe, reliable water every day — but conserving water is a team effort. When you reduce your water use at home, you’re not only helping the environment — you’re also lowering your […]
🏙️ A Legacy Under Pressure: The History of Water Infrastructure on the East Coast When we turn on the tap today, it’s easy to forget the centuries of innovation, engineering, and urban planning that made reliable water access possible. On the East Coast — home to some of the oldest cities in the United States […]
♻️ Why Water Reuse Is Critical for the Future of the Western United States As water scarcity becomes an increasingly urgent issue across the Western U.S., the concept of water reuse is gaining traction — and for good reason. From prolonged droughts and dwindling snowpacks to booming population growth, the West faces growing pressure […]
🚨 What Major Water Regulations Are Coming in 2026? As water issues become more pressing across the United States — from contamination concerns to climate-driven droughts — new federal regulations are on the horizon. In 2026, several major rules will impact water utilities, municipalities, and consumers, especially in how we manage drinking water, wastewater, and […]
via We Build Value (https://www.webuildvalue.com/en/reportage/biennale-desalination-plant.html) Webuild supports the ‘Canal Café’ special project, which involves installing a desalination and water filtration system that transforms seawater into fresh water through reverse osmosis — the same solution used to combat water scarcity in many parts of the world The Venice Architecture Biennale becomes an opportunity to raise awareness […]
Via New York Times (https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/06/style/coffee-venice-water.html) Visitors to the Venice Biennale of Architecture will be able to buy espresso made from canal water. In Venice, beauty and decay have always flowed side by side, borne on waters that are as treacherous as they are alluring. The lagoon makes itself felt as a living presence, through the […]
CODE CHANGE In October 2024, NSU successfully lobbied the International Code Council to adopt new regulations regarding water reuse. In 2021, major revisions to the International Plumbing Code (IPC) regarding water reuse were proposed by others and rejected for a variety of reasons. During the next cycle of rule updates, Natural Systems Utilities (NSU) joined […]
Artificial Wetland Market HTF MI recently introduced Global Artificial Wetland Market study with 143+ pages in-depth overview, describing about the Product / Industry Scope and elaborates market outlook and status (2024-2032). The market Study is segmented by key regions which is accelerating the marketization. At present, the market is developing its presence. Some key players […]
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