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Water & Wastewater Treatment

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Water & Wastewater Treatment

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.

Water & Wastewater Treatment

ť Answer to a difficult problem: Blackhawk down the well (June 09) [Restricted]

Mike Deed from Geoquip Water Solutions explains how the top-head-drive piston pump could make a real difference to landfill management practices.

ť Buckyballs could keep water systems flowing (June 09) [Restricted]

US scientists have discovered a new use for the nanoparticles of carbon. Richard Merritt describes how this could save fortunes in time and money providing the process is safe for the environment and humans

ť Using bacteria to clean up the sewerage system (June 09) [Restricted]

Biosol is promising to revolutionise the wastewater industry with a technology based on cell signalling - using microbial control to slow down or speed up the metabolism and production of bacteria.

ť Durapipe helps clean up at Wessex Water (June 09) [Restricted]

After 15 years pumping air through a sewage treatment works in Dorset, it appears that the Durapipe does exactly what it says on the tin

ť Thousands of visitors and some smart new ideas (June 09) [Restricted]

The place to be seen and to meet; the place to keep up to date and to boast about your latest development; the place to strut your stuff and negotiate your next deal - that was IWEX 2009

ť NI officials champion water reform (June 09) [Restricted]

Years of underinvestment, public expenditure constraints and the need to meet statutory regulatory obligations while future-proofing against climate change are just a few of the important challenges facing Northern Ireland as it prepares its second, three-year business plan.

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