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Explore how advanced treatment technologies are making it possible to turn produced water into a safe, reusable resource in a new article published by NMPWRC researchers.
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The NMPWRC hosted Dr. Yanyan Zhang in March to present that while treatment reduces the toxicity of produced water from the Permian Basin, some treated samples still exhibity biological activity, indicating remaining contaminants and the need for further purification before safe reuse. Watch the full recording on YouTube now.
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The NMPWRC hosted Aaron Redman from ExxonMobil Biomedical Sciences, Inc. Mr. Redman’s presentation explores how a risk assessment framework identified key stressors in treated produced water after desalination and highlights practical implications for treatment design and regulatory decisions. Watch the full recording on YouTube now.
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Explore how produced water reuse is gaining momentum in New Mexico and what it could mean for the state's water future. This feature highlights the impactful research and innovation led by the New Mexico Produced Water Research Consortium to advance safe, science-based water solutions.
Read Now the Questa Del Rio News article about produced water reuse in New Mexico →
The NMPWRC hosted Javier Casas and Mohammad Shafiq presenting, "Pilot-Scale Pretreatment Performance: Treatment Efficacy for Removal of Inorganic and Organic Constituents in Produced Water for Beneficial Reuse." Watch the full recording on YouTube now.
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