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Carbon footprint assesment of chemical and biological wastewater treatment
WebinarWaterWater

Carbon footprint of different WWTP configura­tions

Watch this webinar to hear the findings of a study investigating three different wastewater treatment plant configurations – pre-precipitation, simultaneous precipitation, and biological phosphorus removal – to understand the differences in environmental efficiency in terms of carbon footprint, energy balance, and impact of stricter effluent limits.
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PodcastFiber-based materialsPackaging

Competitive molded fiber starts with chemistry

Explore how Kemira’s chemistry boosts molded fiber packaging performance—improving efficiency, sustainability, and functionality to help replace single-use plastics with renewable, competitive alternatives.
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PodcastFiber-based materialsPackaging

The switch to renewables: How biomass balance works

Discover how biomass-balanced chemistry enables papermakers to reduce fossil-based raw materials—without compromising performance. Join KemTalks for expert insights, practical steps, and the latest innovations in renewable chemistry.
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Close-up of a circular water splash forming a ripple ring on a light blue background, symbolizing clean water and sustainable innovation by Kemira.
ResearchWaterWater

Kemira Water Index 2025

Water is under pressure. Climate change, aging infrastructure, and rising demand are reshaping how we manage this vital resource. Yet public perception often lags behind expert data – creating a gap that hinders action. The Kemira Water Index 2025 bridges that gap, combining expert insights with global sentiment to reveal how resilient our water systems really are. Explore the Index and see where action is needed most.
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PodcastFiber-based materialsPackaging

KemTalks: Stronger board with less fiber

This KemTalks episode explores how recycled board mills can boost profitability and performance using next-generation dry strength chemistry. Gain practical insights on how to create stronger board with less fiber while improving machine runnability, reducing costs, and boosting productivity.
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People enjoying the Seine River near Pont de Bercy in Paris on a sunny day.
Case studyWaterDigital services

Would you swim in Paris’ Seine river? We would! And here’s why: 

Big cities like Paris can get extremely hot during summer. When concrete structures heat up, summer in the city can get awfully exhausting, and citizens are craving for a swim. After 102 years, Paris has re-opened the Seine river for public swimming. Award-winning technology is a key enabler.
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