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As the population increases, so too do industrial demands, leading to strained agriculture, food, paper, and commercial industries. Technology and the means of manufacturing have advanced rapidly, and, while significantly important, these processes are often

The pandemic has wreaked havoc on innumerable elements of daily life – and industry is no different. Infected workforces, quarantines, and uncertainty have knocked back supply chains in almost every industry, and there’s currently global turmoil

Marine water quality is a growing problem, both in the UK and around the world. Untreated sewage, chemical contamination, and plastic waste have meant that the seas around the UK consistently rank among the worst

In order to access the minerals underground, we have to mine for them. For many years, the priority of finding these materials greatly outweighed any thoughts of negative environmental impact.  However, a growing concern over

Water makes the world go round.  It’s crucial that we protect it, and one such way to do that is through water quality testing. There are so many reasons why you might need to test

Water — it makes up 60% of the human body and 71% of the Earth’s surfaces.  We need it to sustain all life on this planet we call home, and in most countries, we’re accustomed

Back in 2017, the effects of Brexit were yet to be seen. In our previous blog about the water industry and Brexit, we talked about the possible changes to come. Previously, the UK’s membership of

When we talk about clean water, we mean much more than filtered drinking water. Clean water is crucial for sustaining all life on earth.  Without it, biodiversity, ecosystems, and human health simply cannot be sustained.

The prospect of ‘the future of water’ might sound like an odd one. Water covers 70% of our planet and the majority of us can turn on the taps to fill up our cups instantly.