Environment legislation requires water companies to meet strict standards in drinking water for over 50 substances. They protect public health, but also monitor other aspects of water quality, including taste and odour.
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Nobody likes being next to someone or something smelly. That's why reducing odour emissions from wastewater treatment works is often essential for reducing the impact of the installation on local residents and businesses and preventing complaints.
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Most water industry professionals involved in planning, design, construction, and operation will now routinely be using Geographic Information Systems (GIS), says Jonathan Carrivick,lecturer in Geomorphology within the School of Geography at the University of Leeds.
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Rolling countryside, agricultural landscapes and stunning coastlines encapsulate Britain, but livestock can pollute the water of seaside resorts up to ten kilometers away.
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Jonathan Dennis, water resources policy advisor at the Environment Agency, looks at the the role of greywater reuse, identifies the types of systems available and discusses the uncertainties that surround them.
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The myth that there's no problem with lead in drinking water is being eroded and there are signs of an awakening that will result in much more widespread corrective actions being taken - with the UK leading the way.
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A Waterwise report has shown potential water savings of 25% to help meet the challenges of climate change.
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Not all sequels are bad. CEEQUAL – the Civil Engineering Environmental Quality Assessment and Awards Scheme – focuses on improving the sustainability of civil works.
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As businesses look to use resources more efficiently and changing weather patterns and population growth increase the potential for water shortages, the need for effective water management within business is becoming greater than ever.
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A simple enough question, or is it? When the top water level is reached and inward flow ceases, you’d think your tank was full, but it’s probably not. Click here to find out why.
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Dealing with the problem of liquid waste is as pressing a problem as any other ‘Inconvenient Truth’ on the eco-agenda, says Dr. Ian Carnell, Compliance Manager, Cleansing Service Group Ltd. To read more click here
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Climate change, pandemics, economic crisis . . . water companies face the same risks as most corporations, and more. Are they truly prepared for the future? To read more click here
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Bathrooms are getting greener. No, not avocado or pea green, manufacturers are responding to the rising demand for sustainable, water efficient and energy efficient bathrooms, according to Yvonne Orgill, Bathroom Manufacturers Association. To find out more click here
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Ultraviolet treatment systems are proving to be a great success in the treatment of waste water thanks to their ability to inactivate micro-organisms and parasites at a cellular level. To read more click here
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