WSAA Research and Innovation Newsletter – December 2024
December Research News Research Newsletter – December 2024 Welcome to our Final Research and Innovation Newsletter. It’s been great working to highlight…
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UKWIR’s innovative research programme transforms sewerage management
UKWIR’s innovative research programme transforms sewerage management Sewage pollution in surface waters in the UK and Ireland is one of the most high-profile environmental issues…
Research and Innovation Newsletter – August 2024
August Research News Research Newsletter – August 2024 Welcome to our August 2024 Research and Innovation…
Australian Technology Forecasting Water Quality In California
Australian Technology Forecasting Water Quality In California An important water body for agriculture and natural ecosystems of the San Francisco Bay, has become a test…
Research and Innovation Newsletter – June 2024
June Research News Research Newsletter – June 2024 Welcome to our June 2024 Research and Innovation…
The sewage solution – The promise of recycled water and why it’s so hard to swallow
A podcast by The Solutionists, with Mark Scott University of Sydney Professor Stuart Khan explains the promise of purified recycled water, and how it can future-proof water…
Australian National Water Reform 2024: interim report
Released 04/ 04/2024 The National Water Reform 2024, interim report finds that the 2004 National Water Initiative (NWI) has served Australia well, but there is…
First-Ever US National Drinking Water Standard For PFAS
As part of the Administration’s commitment to combating PFAS pollution, EPA announces $1B investment through President Biden’s Investing in America agenda to address PFAS in…
Digital meters saving millions on water bills
Customers in Melbourne’s southeast have saved over $5.2 million on their water bills thanks to one of the largest digital meter rollouts in the country.…
Over $50 million for more reliable water in Northern Territory
The Australian Government is investing an extra $53.1 million in water security projects to provide the Northern Territory with safe, reliable, and sustainable water. the Australian…
WSAA’s Research and Innovation Newsletter March 2024
Welcome to our March 2024 Research and Innovation Newsletter. Industry Innovation and Resilience Count Her In!…
New Clay Absorbs Excess Phosphorous
A new type of clay is being used to improve the health of waterways, by absorbing excess phosphorous that creates harmful algal blooms and can…
Gender parity in water accelerated with UK-US agreement
British Water will sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the WaterRising Institute of the USA at the trade association’s upcoming International Reception on Monday…