The leader in its field, Water & Wastewater Treatment is an independent monthly
magazine whose readership spans professionals in the water and wastewater industry.
The editorial brief provides an exciting and authoritative commentary on the
state of the water industry, bringing the reader a lively mix of news, case
studies, new products and technology, plus special reports and features. Areas
covered include the whole of the water cycle - clean water to dirty - as well
as industrial effluent treatment, river and water resource management and environmental
legislation.
» Clearing the FOG away(October 09) High maintenance costs have inspired Dublin City Council to go to war on FOG. The programme, scoped out by Compliance Consulting, has brought change to the drainage network
» New tools for cryptosporidium monitoring and inactivation(April 10) US researchers Susan B Rivera and George Bajszar of the MIOX Corporation have found that chlorine triggers a defence reaction in cryptosporidia oocysts, here we reveal their findings.
» Efficiency harnessed at Esholt(April 10) Energy efficiency was at the heart of the design of Esholt Wastewater Treatment Works in Yorkshire. Project manager, Adrian Marsden of Arup, explains how the scheme was delivered.
» SUDS knowledge is key(April 10) When sustainable drainage specialist Polypipe WMS arranged a seminar on SUDS, the strong turnout was rewarded with rich insight from the expert speakers. Steed Webzell listened in.
» Getting sustainable water supply into the mindset(April 10) The Environment Agency (EA) has been building on its Water Resource Strategy to embed sustainability into the water supply and infrastructure of England and Wales. Natasha Wiseman asked head of water resources, Ian Barker, what a more sustainable future might look like.
» The future looks challenging(April 10) As the water industry embarks on its largest programme of investment, ever, Rob Ashley, Ofwat's director of policy & communications, looks to the future.
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