climate change - WWT
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Yorkshire Water delivers carbon literacy course
Yorkshire Water has collaborated with one its framework partners, Galliford Try, to become
the first company in the...
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Water sector measures highlighted in Environment Bill
The government has unveiled a raft of new policies in its Environment Bill, with Ofwat and
the Environment Agency set to...
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EA sets 2030 net zero emissions aim
The Environment Agency has set itself the aim of becoming a net zero organisation by
2030.
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Yorkshire Water helps improve farm soil health
More than 250 farms in Yorkshire, covering nearly 10 per cent of the region's arable
land, have seen an improvement in...
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North of England should act to avoid water shortages - report
A new report has said action to promote a sustainable approach to water resources is
required to avoid the risk of...
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Infrastructure coalition starts plans for net-zero economy
Mott MacDonald, Anglian Water, Skanska, Transport for London, UKCRIC and the UK
Green Building Council have joined...
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More planning applications held up by SuDS in England than Wales
Planning applications are twice as likely to be blocked or delayed due to sustainable
drainage system (SuDS) design in...
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Cave droplets offer insight into climate change and groundwater resources
The chemistry of drip waters that form stalagmites and stalactites in caves could help
provide an understanding the...
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Keep focused amid uncertainty, British Water chair tells sector
British Water chairman Chris Loughlin has told members that they need to stay focused
on the delivery of outstanding...
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Scottish Water customer satisfaction hits new heights
Scottish Water has reported that customer satisfaction reached its highest ever level last
year despite the challenges...
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Welsh Water cuts carbon emissions by 79 per cent
Welsh Water has reduced its carbon emissions by nearly 80 per cent in the last decade,
it has been announced.
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'Greta Thunberg effect' could help push SuDS forward
Growing support for action on climate change could help SuDS to progress in England,
speakers told the WWT Sustainable...
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Meeting the SuDS challenge
A report indicates that the UK has a long way to go on implementing sustainable
drainage systems, yet advice and...
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England may run short of water within 25 years - EA chief exec
Environment Agency chief executive Sir James Bevan has warned that England is on
course to run short of water in less than...
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DWMPs ‘should become compulsory' for drainage planning
Drawing up Drainage and Wastewater Management Plans (DWMPs) should become
compulsory for wastewater utilities and other...
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