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Study reveals seismic water concerns for Seattle

Keith Hayward - March 15, 2019

Seattle Public Utilities in the US has completed a seismic study using updated information to analyse the performance of its drinking water system. The study...

European Parliament progress for EU water reuse proposal

March 15, 2019

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Monitoring network for the Himalaya region

February 22, 2019

EEA cautions on European water prospects

January 28, 2019

Afghanistan’s water levels drop 60 percent

September 28, 2018

Featured articles

The Theewaterskloof Reservoir, which serves Cape Town. (c) DSPhotographyCPT

Features

Building resilient urban water systems for an uncertain future

Keith Hayward - March 15, 2019

A changing climate and rapid urbanisation demand a rethink in how we build and run towns and cities. Kala Vairavamoorthy, Nathanial Matthews and Paul Brown...

Can nutrient pollution markets bring aquatic ‘dead zones’ back to life?

February 22, 2019

Trust in water markets must be earned

January 28, 2019

Investing in SDG 6: A vital confluence of natural, human, and...

December 11, 2018

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The rise of digital water

November 5, 2018

Industry updates

Industry Updates

Containerised industrial effluent solution for UAE

Industry Updates

How the Australian water industry is transforming the world from down-under

Industry Updates

Global Leakage Summit returns for its 10th year in June 2019

Opinion

Opinion

Time for change on intermittent water supply

Opinion

Why water should take centre stage in climate discussions

Opinion

Five smart ways to engage water communities

Insight

Insight

Principles of persuasion

Insight

Water Research in Canada’s Arctic

Insight

The water you already have is the cheapest and most abundant...

The Theewaterskloof Reservoir, which serves Cape Town. (c) DSPhotographyCPT

Features

Building resilient urban water systems for an uncertain future

Keith Hayward - March 15, 2019

Features

How utilities can adapt cap and trade for water security

Features

Can nutrient pollution markets bring aquatic ‘dead zones’ back to life?

Features

Trading agriculture’s most valuable asset

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Industry Updates

Containerised industrial effluent solution for UAE

Keith Hayward - March 21, 2019

News - Urbanisation

Study reveals seismic water concerns for Seattle

Keith Hayward - March 15, 2019

News - Agriculture

European Parliament progress for EU water reuse proposal

Keith Hayward - March 15, 2019

The Theewaterskloof Reservoir, which serves Cape Town. (c) DSPhotographyCPT

Features

Building resilient urban water systems for an uncertain future

Keith Hayward - March 15, 2019

Features

How utilities can adapt cap and trade for water security

Keith Hayward - February 22, 2019

Features

Can nutrient pollution markets bring aquatic ‘dead zones’ back to life?

Keith Hayward - February 22, 2019

Features

Trading agriculture’s most valuable asset

Keith Hayward - February 22, 2019

Features

Hold back the waters – for cash?

Keith Hayward - February 22, 2019

Features

Water markets come to town

Keith Hayward - February 22, 2019

Opinion

Time for change on intermittent water supply

Keith Hayward - February 22, 2019

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