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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The First Global Business of Biodiversity (GBOB) Symposium will see eminent business leaders from around the world converge at the Excel International Conference Centre in London on 13th July to discuss the business of biodiversity. See Film
Although we're out of the recession, job losses, cut backs and rising levels of debt have all added up to the feeling that we should still be tightening belts and putting thoughts of growth to one side. However, the microgeneration industry has reasons to be excited.
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Total Processing & Packaging 2010 is set to open its doors to thousands of visitors at the NEC, Birmingham from May 25th to 27th.
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By looking outside of traditional trading tools you can rapidly assess, evaluate and react to critical data and put yourself in a stronger position to make more timely and informed decisions about future trades and contracts.
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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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Today’s analytical laboratories face a variety of operational and regulatory challenges and the failure of at least one large analytical laboratory this year appears to be inevitable, says Ian Rippin Commercial Director of the National Laboratory Service. For further insight click here
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New software that allows the modelling of above and below ground drainage systems in one integrated modelling environment has been released, helping planners and authorities to better protect communities from all sources of flooding. To learn more about it click here
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South Wales and the South West are to become a major hub for developing clean hydrogen fuel technology. To find out more, click here
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Intelligent supergrids, heating systems that adapt to you, and fridges controlled by your energy supplier. Welcome to the future. For more visions of the future, click here
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Air source heat pumps offer real hope in the search for a low-carbon method of delivering sustainable heating for our social housing. But there are numerous different brands now available and not all are the same. To find out more, click here
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