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Meet Didymo. Didymo, or Didymosphenia Geminata as it’s known scientifically, is a microscopic algae plaguing rivers around the globe. It produces thick, mat-like growths or blooms that coat stream beds and rocks in both flowing

Rivers are simply fascinating, offering historical significance and picturesque views. We’ve given our top 10 waterfalls in the UK, and now we’re giving you our top 10 rivers in the world. You certainly will have

As you may have heard, Aquaread is celebrating the recent office move by launching a new website and logo. We want to give you a sneak peek at the new design. Here’s a quick snap:

Here in the United Kingdom we are spoilt with many gorgeous waterfalls. However, we often forget just how lucky we are as the likes of the Niagara Falls and Angel Falls take the limelight. We

It has been a very busy year here at Aquaread, some exciting things have and still are happening. We have recently relocated to our new office in Broadstairs, Kent.

Is our world facing a larger environmental problem than climate change? Well, Nestle’s chairman, Peter Brabeck thinks so. According to Brabeck, water stress should be the world’s “first priority”, and according to the United Nations;

Yet another warning has been issued by Yorkshire Water. The public has been urged not to swim in Yorkshire’s reservoirs. As you can probably imagine, this is not an easy message to get across to

According to the United Nations, in the past ten years, water use has grown at over twice the rate of the population increase. People say population increase is out of control, so just imagine how

China is facing a groundwater crises that is only getting worse.  Back in 2006, a third of China’s water resources came from groundwater, and cities and farms in the arid north have no other option

The International Water, Wastewater and Environmental Monitoring conference and exhibition 2014 will take place between the 5th and 6th November. It’s the sixth conference in its series of successful environmental monitoring events, and will be