Top five threats to our freshwater supplies
We might not give the water we use each day much thought, but it’s worth reconsidering that blase attitude,
We might not give the water we use each day much thought, but it’s worth reconsidering that blase attitude,
Inspired by spiders, researchers in Florida have come up with what they say is a “nearly perfect” water-repelling surface. Their
Following is a guest commentary penned by Rachel Krauss, marketing director for AWS, which produces the Dewpointe®, an appliance that
Water could be “the new oil” in more than one way, as experts are saying we might need to take
Businessses across England and Wales could increase their profits by £3.5 billion simply by adopting improved water-saving measures, according
Wasting water means wasting money, so the theme of this year’s inaugural “Water Saving Week” is “Money down the
Even if strict carbon emissions cuts were to go into effect today, the UK can expect to feel some impacts
The city of Rotterdam is working with IBM to become the world’s first “Smart Delta City” by collecting and
Polymer-based cleaning company Xeros and Cambridge Consultants have developed what they say is the world’s first “virtually waterless” laundry
Microsoft and the European Environment Agency (EEA) today announced the updated “Eye on Earth” environmental observatory project, which will now
The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental (CIWEM) recently held a two-day annual conference to address issues within the global
UK business owners: if you’ve successfully reduced your firm’s water consumption and improved conservation over the past year,