Graham Mann
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  1. Peatland burning to be banned to protect nature-rich habitats

    Peatland burning to be banned to protect nature-rich habitats

    As part of government water management plans to improve water and air quality, help protect local communities from flooding, provide wildlife with valuable habi

  2. Spotlight on: The Hampshire Water Transfer & Water Recycling Project

    Spotlight on: The Hampshire Water Transfer & Water Recycling Project

    Water is one of the most precious resources on earth and without it, life as we know it would simply grind to a halt… but, despite this, resources are coming un

  3. Water efficiency of new-build homes revealed

    Water efficiency of new-build homes revealed

    The growing water crisis is undeniable and its effects are going to be felt increasingly around the world as time goes on, with demand for freshwater expected t

  4. Consumer interest in water sustainability 'on the rise'

    Consumer interest in water sustainability ‘on the rise’

    Paying close attention to consumer interest and demand is paramount for any business keen to thrive and grow, and one of the most pressing matters affecting the

  5. Spotlight on: Forever chemical water pollution at RAF bases

    Spotlight on: Forever chemical water pollution at RAF bases

    The global water crisis is, of course, characterised by a lack of supply, with resources around the world at risk because of the combined forces of climate chan

  6. Could groundwater detection tool provide off-grid supplies?

    Could groundwater detection tool provide off-grid supplies?

    For many UK businesses, water supplies are relatively straightforward, with a mains connection or established piping linking the premises with the source. Howev

  7. World Drought Atlas launch highlights global threat

    World Drought Atlas launch highlights global threat

    With the spate of storms that have hit the UK over the autumn and early winter bringing heavy rain and flooding in low-lying places, it might be assumed that th

  8. Record cyber attacks affecting UK water supplies, study shows

    Record cyber attacks affecting UK water supplies, study shows

    As beneficial as it undoubtedly is being so technologically connected in the 21st century, there are a few drawbacks to be aware of – and one of the main ones i

  9. East of England challenges: water scarcity, population growth and climate change

    East of England challenges: water scarcity, population growth and climate change

    While there can be no denying that each region around the UK will face their own set of unique challenges in the future, it seems that the east of England in pa

  10. Key recommendations for the transition to circular water economy

    Key recommendations for the transition to a circular water economy

    Sustainable resource management is essential in the 21st century, particularly where water is concerned, as reliable water supply underpins every aspect of soci

  11. Spotlight on: Water quality in the north-east

    Spotlight on: Water quality in the north-east

    It’s hard to escape the fact these days that the UK’s water quality is in dire straits, with pollution incidents on the rise thanks to agriculture, surface wate

  12. 140m litres of raw sewage 'dumped' into Lake Windermere

    140m litres of raw sewage ‘dumped’ into Lake Windermere

    The UK’s sewage crisis is now well documented, with water suppliers the length and breadth of the country facing increasing levels of criticism because of the u

  13. Water industry nationalisation: Will it happen?

    Water industry nationalisation: Will it happen?

    The UK’s water industry is in disarray, this cannot be denied. Water bills are on the rise, as are pollution levels and illegal sewage discharges by suppliers.

  14. Spotlight on: water quality in Northern Ireland

    Spotlight on: water quality in Northern Ireland

    When we think of the water crisis, we typically consider the amount of water that there is available – and water stress and scarcity are both topics that are of

  15. How can water be conserved while meeting AI innovation demand?

    How can water be conserved while meeting AI innovation demand?

    Earlier this year, we blogged about how essential data centres are to facilitate the level of connectivity that’s required for 21st century life to continue as

  16. The wine industry and the water crisis

    The wine industry and the water crisis

    As one of the most popular alcoholic beverages in the world, wine has certainly enjoyed a rich and illustrious history over the centuries, with its origins dati

  17. Water supplier sewage spills: 11 Ofwat enforcement cases now open

    Water supplier sewage spills: 11 Ofwat enforcement cases now open

    Water quality in the UK has been a growing problem over the last few years, put under pressure from the likes of agricultural pollution, industrial pollution, u

  18. Despite the rain, potential UK water shortages still loom

    Despite the rain, potential UK water shortages still loom

    The last 18 months leading up to March 2024 saw a record amount of rainfall across England, with Press Association analysis of Met Office statistics showing tha

  19. Water recycling and why it’s becoming increasingly important

    Water recycling and why it’s becoming increasingly important

    Tackling the water crisis will involve a wide range of different strategies and approaches, with each nation around the world finding the best solutions to suit

  20. Recommendations announced that will improve UK's water future

    Recommendations announced that will improve UK’s water future

    Over the last few years, more and more people have become aware there is a global water crisis, and the UK needs to do more to protect its water health for futu