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Continue ReadingAquaread announces appointment of its newest exclusive distributor Hydroterra
We are delighted to announce the appointment of our newest exclusive distributor, Hydroterra. Hydroterra is a long-established environmental consultancy and equipment supplier. They combine expert knowledge and equipment to deliver to full solution to their
Continue ReadingHow the AP-5000 helped the BBC Countryfile team conduct important tests along the River Lynher
Here at Aquaread, we pride ourselves on our ability to provide water testing equipment for projects all over the world. We love hearing about how our products have helped our customers conduct important water tests
Continue ReadingHow Does Urban Runoff Affect Water Quality?
Urban runoff may be a term that not everyone is familiar with, but at the same time, anyone who has lived in a town or city will likely have experienced it at least once in
Continue ReadingHow to set up a groundwater monitoring test site
When it comes to groundwater monitoring, testing the water often requires the creation of a borehole at the test site to reach the water below.
Continue ReadingWhy a LeveLine water level logger is the essential tool for 2019
Level monitoring is a routine task carried out for a variety of applications including groundwater, surface water or stormwater profiling. Installing Level Loggers is a convenient way of maximising important data collection and reducing the
Continue ReadingWhy surface water is the biggest flood risk of all
When we think of floods, we typically think of overflowing rivers and rising sea levels. These types of floods are common, but only for people who naturally live close to a river or the sea.
Continue ReadingHow might Brexit affect the water industry?
Brexit is on the lips of everyone right now and the discussions of how it is going to affect the country in numerous ways do not seem to be stopping anytime soon. Due to its
Continue ReadingWater companies face rising complaints
Statistics published this month have revealed that nine of the twenty-one water companies based in England and Wales have received a significantly high number of customer complaints this year. Of the nine water companies, the
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