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A council is set to improve the water quality of a lake in Yorkshire by removing large fish and reducing overcrowding.Later today (January 20th 2011), Kirkle...

Council to improve lake water quality by removing fish

Jan 20 2011

Water/Wastewater

Palintest (UK) will be attending the Arablab 2011 exhibition in Dubai, on stand 347 in the UK Pavilion. The company will be launching several new products at...

New UV-Vis Spectrophotometer Launched at ArabLab

Jan 20 2011

Water/Wastewater

Improving water quality in south Cumbria has seen its salmon population increase.The number of salmon recorded in the region has been the highest since 1994,...

Water quality in Cumbria boosts salmon population

Jan 19 2011

Water/Wastewater

Promoting treatment and reducing the costs of biological wastewater treatment plants has taken a significant leap and these references will show you how: Ke...

Reducing the costs of biological wastewater treatment plants

Jan 19 2011

Water/Wastewater

Customers spoke of their Geotech AP Pump experiences saying they offer excellent, top-level reliability and value for money, when Geotech asked customers to...

Thumbs up from customers for Geotech leachate pumps

Jan 19 2011

Water/Wastewater

Learn about the latest applications utilized for the effective LC/MS analysis of pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs) in water resources with o...

LC/MS Analysis of PPCPs in Water: Free Resource Kit

Jan 19 2011

Water/Wastewater

Horizon Technology (USA) announces a low cost Fast Flow Sediment disk holder for solid phase extraction of particulate laden water samples. The system combin...

New Low Cost Fast Flow Sediment disk holder

Jan 18 2011

Water/Wastewater

Anglian Water has been fined after wastewater spilled from one of its sewage treatment works, killing hundreds of fish in Essex.Earlier this week, the firm w...

Anglian Water fined for wastewater spill

Jan 14 2011

Water/Wastewater

“There has been a significant increase in the number of water authorities and environmental consultants who have chosen Chelsea’s (UK) dye tracing system...

Dye Tracing Systems

Jan 14 2011

Water/Wastewater

The Environment Agency has helped to improve the water quality of an estuary after an oil leak.Officers from the group had been informed that fuel was spilli...

Environment Agency improves water quality after oil leak

Jan 13 2011

Water and wastewater monitoring involves the systematic, continuous analysis of water quality to ensure its safety for consumption, recreation, and environmental health. This critical process employs advanced technologies and instruments to detect and quantify various contaminants, such as bacteria, viruses, heavy metals, nutrients, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals.

By continuously tracking these contaminants, water and wastewater monitoring helps identify pollution sources, assess the effectiveness of water treatment processes, and provide data for regulatory compliance and policy development. This information is crucial for protecting public health, as contaminated water can lead to a wide range of health issues, including gastrointestinal illnesses, reproductive problems, and neurological disorders.

On this feed, you will find the latest solutions and services for monitoring water from across the sector as well as the latest news.