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Tightening phosphorus levels on ever tightening budgets
How can low concentrations be met in practice within the financial constraints in AMP7,
Simon Radford looks ahead to where...
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Day Zero: Waking up to water scarcity
David Hartwell of Creative EC, explains why Day Zero might be closer than we think and
how water event metering could help...
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'There's a Hole in my Bucket, dear Boris, dear Boris'
David McNeice, Director in DWF's Water practice, analyses the Public Accounts Committee's
report on the outlook of...
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Maximising water efficiency savings from smart meters and adapting to lockdown
From 1 September, Thames Water will restart its award-winning programme of in-home
water efficiency visits having used...
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Bubbling up: the impact of rising water risk
With water risk on the rise, Erin Boeke Burke, associate director, sustainable finance at S&P
Global Ratings, considers...
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Meet the Water Industry Awards 2020 Winners
In this 40 page report, WWT showcases each of this year’s winners and finalists across 19
categories,
detailing the...
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Narrowband Internet-of-Things: turning the tide on water leakages
Phil Skipper, head of strategy at Vodafone Business IoT, tells us how narrowband Internet
of Things is being used to...
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Resilience must be viewed through a big-picture lens
Simon Jude, senior lecturer at the Centre for Environment and Agricultural Informatics
at Cranfield University, discusses...
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Unlocking water data for all stakeholders
Technological advances have created an explosion of data in all aspects of our lives.
Water is no exception. Tim Finegan,...
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What we learnt from WWT's net zero webathon
The water industry has made the ambitious pledge to reach net zero carbon emissions
by 2030, 20 years ahead of the...
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Targeting borehole bacteria with a simple test
Mike Deed, managing director of Geoquip Water Solutions, says when tackling
contamination in boreholes, it is essential to...
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Flood resilience: what you need to know
Geoff Williams, northern sales manager at Sykes Pumps, discusses the need for
businesses and local authorities to think...
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Age of data driven leak management dawns
Water scarcity and regulatory pressure are leading to more remote monitoring of
leakage, says Alan Cunningham, technical...
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Come together to beat climate change
Northumbrian Water chief executive Heidi Mottram's motivational message to the water
sector on the opportunities and...
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Reaching net carbon zero
In summer 2019, the water industry committed to reach net carbon zero by 2030. This
is a very ambitious aim and...
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News >
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Portsmouth Water launches biodiversity grant scheme
Portsmouth Water has launched its first biodiversity grant scheme, which will be funded
by the water firm up to a total of £250,000 over the next five years.
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Anglian Water opens invasive species fund for applications
Anglian Water has opened its invasive species fund for applications, with more than a
month left to apply for grants of up to £15,000.
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Water Resources West appoints independent chair
Water Resources West (WRW) has appointed Dan Rogerson as its independent chair.
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Water sector responds to EA's shocking river pollution figures
The water sector has responded to the environment minister's call for more to be done
about pollution in England's rivers, after the Environment Agency published figures last
week which suggested "every river in England is polluted".
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Water companies must ‘be braver' to cut pollution, Isle insists
UK water companies must be “bold and brave” if they are to achieve ambitious pollution
targets and meet the high expectations of regulators over the next five years.