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The long wait is just about over and this blog will also now come back to life.

With Flood Re in operation for nearly a year, homeowners in flood-risk areas have been provided with some comfort.

At this hear webinar, in partnership with Switch2, our expert speakers discussed the options available to developers to combine utilities and realise revenue streams, benefiting the site and community.

Apart from solar photovoltaics and fuel cells, nearly all electricity generation depends on spinning a turbine, usually by creating a pressure differential by heating water to steam.

The Food & Drink Networking Club met again on Tuesday 27 June, this time as guests of the team at Mereworth Winery in its spectacular 1940's-built bar and café. Upon arrival guests...

From 23 June 2025, water companies in England and Wales are required to be more transparent about how they tackle pollution.

Before they tip their hard hats to the housing secretary, who last week announced plans to abolish unpopular nutrient neutrality (NN) rules, housebuilders and developers should be mindful of the growing...

Thames Water has received a record £20.3 million fine for water pollution.

Northumbrian Water's £20 million AI-driven "smart-sewer" project aims to reduce storm overflows using predictive technology, offering a cost-effective alternative to traditional infrastructure. This innovative approach could revolutionize wastewater management and significantly improve waterway cleanliness.

World Earth Day had me thinking: is additive manufacturing really that environmentally friendly? According to this article by Roland Berger, the answer seems to be "yes if done in the right way".

Fashion brands are taking a hard look at their environmental impact and measures to address their sustainability. With consumer demand driving new levels of action and honesty...

Scientists from Deakin University in Australia have teamed up with Beach Energy Ltd to test whether 3D-printed, biodegradable structures can be used to restore coastal wetlands...

Plans to amend water pollution restrictions for housing developments, which remain in place from the UK's time in the EU, have been announced by the Government.

Following the "Dutch case" C-293/17 heard in the European Court of Justice in 2018, nutrient neutrality has been a topical issue with regards to planning proposals for new development.

Throughout our Hydrogen Week posts so far, we have highlighted hydrogen activity across the country, including in key clusters such as the North East and Humberside.

Everyone knows that when you heat water hard enough, it evaporates into vapour. But is heat the only stimulus that can trigger this process?

The idea that new projects should not only avoid harming biodiversity, but in fact positively contribute to it, represents a significant cultural shift.