Continuous monitors help protect world-famous rivers

Renowned for crystal clear water and trout fishing, the rivers Test and Itchen are renowned chalk streams. Their ecology is extremely important, which is why Southern Water has recently established a network of 21 continuous...

Nature drives water quality improvements at Durleigh

New wetlands next to Somerset’s Durleigh Reservoir are delivering significant biodiversity and water quality improvements, as Wessex Water continues its industry-leading drive to find nature-based solutions to some of our biggest environmental challenges. The two...

Advanced water quality monitor installed in the Serpentine

The popularity of open water swimming has led to increased awareness of water quality issues. For this reason, Meteor Communications was asked to demonstrate its remote water quality monitors to the UK Government’s Environmental...

Anglian Water submits plans for 57km pipeline to keep taps running

Work is expected to start later this year on the new water mains. Anglian Water has submitted plans for the most northernly section of its new multi-million-pound strategic water mains network. The £400 million scheme, which...

FREE WEBINAR: IC-ICP/MS Analysis of Trace Chromate

Wednesday 27th July  1pm Metrohm USA will host a webinar titled IC-ICP/MS Analysis of Trace Chromate. This webinar will contribute to addressing the public health issue by presenting a robust and sensitive method for the...

Monitoring fluoride in drinking water

Fluoride is a natural mineral found in rocks, soil, water and air. Although it is an organic mineral, it is also added to everyday items like toothpaste, mouthwash and water supply. Fluoride helps prevent tooth...

Making raw surface water drinkable: innovation for Scotland’s peaty water

AQR has succeeded where others have failed by treating peaty Highland water to a standard suitable to drink. The low carbon, sustainable technology company has proven their AQR Safe Water® system in a three-year...

Watershed celebration for Irish project

Drinking water protection across Ireland has reached a ‘watershed’ moment with the culmination of five years’ work to improve river water quality. The €4.9m Source to Tap project explored sustainable, cost-effective catchment management measures designed...

Building resilience with sustainable SMART solutions

Pioneering technological innovations, along with collaborative partnerships, are leading the way in the future of water treatment. ATi discusses the most creative approaches that are delivering resilience and sustainability within the water industry to...

Tackling the scourge of ‘forever chemicals’: changing PFAS guidelines in the UK

Water Industry Journal talks to PFAS scientific expert Marcus Chadha about the tough challenges that lie ahead for UK water measurement companies. How many PFAS have been identified globally? Which ones present the most serious...