Day: 17 March 2005

CIWEM COLUMN

CIWEM executive director Nick Reeves says time is running out, and if Britain cannot make significant impacts on emissions, our ability to persuade other countries to take climate change seriously will be badly undermined....

Wising up to reality of SCP

Elaine Coles from IMS discusses whether the government's Sustainable Communities Plan is unsustainable in its present form

Technically speaking

Black & Veatch's Frank Rogalla looks at the quality of desalination processes

Decreasing the grease

Environmental Biotech is working with Anglian Water to rid Essex pumping stations of fat, oil and grease contamination problems

Taking water reuse into the future

Anthony Bennett of Specialist Technical Solutions focuses on developments in the application of membrane technology for industrial wastewater reuse in the UK and abroad

Treating municipal water

Ted Farnon from Micronics reviews the potential for ultrasonic level and liquid flow technology in water and wastewater treatment

Exploring membrane technology

Naston's Derek Rodman analyses the pros and cons of membranes' performance and operation in biological wastwater treatment

Taking control of reservoirs

Ian Hope, a technical manager at the EA, spells out the agency's strategy to ensure reservoirs are safely operated and managed

Improving storage facility quality

O Parry, D Wild, A Blackbourn and C Bayes of Yorkshire Water Services investigate the utility's commitment to providing better storage units to maintain water quality standards

Bridging the gap in the market

Agribusiness has a major impact on water quality and resources. Research, however, shows farmers feel neglected by water companies and almost every other area of the industry

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