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Project to convert sewage into a zero-emission fuel

11th November 202012th November 2020 Pippa Neill

A new project will convert sewage into hydrogen-fuel to power zero-emission vehicles.  The project, which is a collaboration between Welsh

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Beaches can survive sea-level rise, says report

30th October 2020 Pippa Neill

Beaches can survive sea-level rise as long as they have space to move, according to researchers at the University of

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Features news Pollution Water 

The unknown impact of microplastics in drinking water

27th October 202027th October 2020 Pippa Neill

Microplastics may be contaminating our drinking water, according to a study published by researchers at the Geological Society of America. 

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Reducing disinfectant could improve water quality

23rd October 202023rd October 2020 Pippa Neill

Reducing the amount of disinfectant we use to clean drinking water could improve water quality and make water systems more

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Climate Change Features Water 

Melting ice sheets could contribute more than 39cm to sea level rise

23rd September 202023rd September 2020 Pippa Neill

Greenland and Antarctica’s ice sheets could contribute more than 39cm to global sea-level rise this century, according to a new

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Scottish distillery launches ‘climate-positive’ vodka

18th September 202018th September 2020 Jamie Hailstone

The Arbikie Distillery in Scotland has launched a ‘climate-positive’ brand of vodka, which uses the humble garden pea to create a more

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Seafood businesses call for sustainability to be enshrined in law

8th September 20208th September 2020 Pippa Neill

The UK’s biggest seafood businesses urge the government to put sustainability at the heart of the Fisheries Bill.  Some of

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Ice sheets are melting at a worst case scenario rate

2nd September 2020 Pippa Neill

The ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica are melting at a ‘worst-case scenario’ rate, according to a new study published in

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Majority of Brits have no idea how much water they use each day

31st August 202027th August 2020 Jamie Hailstone

The overwhelming majority of Brits do not know how much water they use every day, according to a new survey. 

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environment Features Water 

Researchers to investigate the impact of North Sea structures on marine life

27th August 202027th August 2020 Pippa Neill

An international group of researchers have received a major funding boost to study the impact that North Sea structures are

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Maldives has highest levels of microplastics in the world

6th August 20206th August 2020 Pippa Neill

The Maldives has the highest levels of microplastic pollution on the planet, according to recent research published in the Journal

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UK Government has announced a new £5.2bn flood defence plan

14th July 202014th July 2020 Pippa Neill

The government has announced a new £5.2bn flood defence plan to help prepare the country for increased flooding due to

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England risks running out of water in 20 years

10th July 2020 Pippa Neill

England faces ‘a serious risk of running out of water within 20 years,’ according to a new report published by

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Wessex Water launches foundation to help those in need

26th June 202026th June 2020 Jamie Hailstone

Wessex Water has launched a multi-million-pound foundation, which will benefit people hit hardest by the Covid-19 crisis in its first

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New partnership to transform Manchester’s rivers

18th June 2020 Pippa Neill

Manchester City Council has appointed The Environment Partnership (TEP) to produce river valley strategies for Manchester’s three main rivers.  According

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111 projects have benefited from Wessex Water funding

15th June 202015th June 2020 Pippa Neill

More than 100 conservation projects have benefited from twenty years of funding by the Wessex Water Partners Programme.  Water supply

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Features Water 

Coronavirus lockdown giving world’s oceans much-needed breathing space

9th April 20209th April 2020 Ocean Conservation Trust

The coronavirus lockdown is giving the world’s oceans much-needed breathing space, let’s hope we don’t go back to bad habits

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England’s ‘protected’ beaches riddled with litter, research finds

8th April 20208th April 2020 Thomas Barrett

Beaches in or near England’s Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) have the same levels of litter as those in unprotected areas, with

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Climate Change Features Water 

What might more hand washing mean in countries with water shortages?

1st April 20209th April 2020 Raya A. Al-Masri

Raya A. Al-Masri, PhD researcher in environment and sustainability at the University of Surrey discusses what more hand washing due

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A new way of visualising and analysing flood protection schemes

1st April 2020 Pippa Neill

A team of mathematics and civil engineers have developed a new way of visualising and analysing flood-protection schemes.  The researchers

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