The government’s bold move to ban “unfair” bonuses for senior executives at water companies that fail to meet environmental and consumer standards is a watershed moment for the sector. This isn’t just about penalizing poor performance; it’s about res
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In an era where sustainability and innovation are paramount, a groundbreaking dataset is set to revolutionize how we manage wastewater and stormwater. Published recently, this comprehensive knowledge base focuses on Nature-Based Solutions (NBS), offe
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The Mediterranean island of Malta, squeezed between Italy and North Africa, is a stark reminder of Europe’s looming water crisis. With no natural lakes or rivers and a climate that’s hot and dry, Malta has long grappled with water scarcity. Yet, the
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Malta, a small island nation in the Mediterranean, is a stark reminder of the water scarcity challenges that Europe is increasingly facing. With no natural lakes or rivers and a climate that is hot and dry, Malta has long been forced to innovate to m
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In the heart of India, a silent revolution is brewing, one that could redefine how we think about water usage and sustainability. Rakshit Jakhar, a researcher at the AGH University of Krakow in Poland, is at the forefront of this movement, exploring
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Dean Amhaus, a stalwart in the water sector, has stepped down after 15 years at the helm of The Water Council in Milwaukee. His retirement marks the end of an era, but also a moment to reflect on the industry’s evolution and future trajectories. In a
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In the heart of Bangladesh, where the world’s longest sea beach at Cox’s Bazar and the historic Silk Route city of Rajshahi draw tourists from far and wide, a silent threat lurks beneath the surface. Contaminated water, tainted by industrial discharg
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In the heart of Africa, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) faces a pressing challenge: ensuring clean water for its burgeoning urban populations. The N’Djili River, a lifeline for over 7 million residents of Kinshasa, is under threat from polluti
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In the heart of Brazil, researchers are uncovering a green goldmine that could revolutionize the energy sector and wastewater management. Daiane Salete Broch Mignoni, a scientist at the Laboratory of Biotechnology BraPhyto at the Faculty of Applied S
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The stage is set for another groundbreaking event in the water sector, as Northumbrian Water’s Innovation Festival gears up for its ninth iteration in 2025. With registration now open, the water company is rallying innovators, businesses, and thought
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