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Can smart systems really make the industry more efficient?
03/10/2018
Smart water systems are gaining popularity, but the introduction of technology is only the first stage in a necessary change...
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Smart Water Systems – can they really make the water industry more efficient?
24/08/2018
Smart water systems are gaining popularity, but the introduction of technology is only the first stage in a necessary change...
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Leakage and catchment management – are they separate or joint issues?
19/07/2018
Catchments are both rural and urban, so catchment management should not be a continuation of the previous format but should...
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Plastic pollution – what was the tipping point?
20/06/2018
Despite years of research, news stories concerning plastics and the pollution of the marine and water environment have...
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Invasive species and hitchhikers. Are you bio-secure?
04/04/2018
Freshwater invasive non-native species cost the industry millions each year but there are a number of steps big and small...
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The unexpected environmental consequences of leakage reduction
23/02/2018
Reducing leakage is a priority for water utilities across the UK, but stemming the leaks might have unexpected environmental...
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Don’t keep droning on - the industry must continue to innovate
06/02/2018
The expansion in the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) - commonly known as drones - has been remarkable over the last...
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