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Water/wastewater

WMD Drinking Water in the Netherlands produces more than 35 million m3 of drinking water every year and prevents everything from coming to a halt in 200’00...

Without water everything comes to a halt

River water monitoring

Whilst regulated in other applications, neonicotinoids in pet medicines continue to fall through the cracks, degrading water quality. By Jed Thomas...

Pesticide in flea treatment should be more regulated, say Lib Dems

Sewage monitoring

What can monitoring professionals learn from yet another dire set of results for the water sector? By Jed Thomas In 2024, raw sewage was discharged...

Record sewage spills in 2024, says Environment Agency

Water/wastewater

The UK water industry is facing an acute workforce shortage. An ageing workforce, evolving technological demands, and recruitment challenges create signif...

Addressing workforce shortages in the UK water industry

River water monitoring

The Mayor of London is seeking to restore the capital’s waterways using natural methods, offering a unique opportunity to monitor the outcomes. Jed Thoma...

Sadiq Khan: what is his plan to clean up London rivers?

Water quality monitoring

While environmental monitoring professionals are keeping track of aerosols, greenhouse gases, nutrients, PFAS and microplastics, salinity is rapidly becomi...

How salinity could become the most important environmental parameter

Groundwater monitoring

With thousands of installations worldwide, Solinst Multilevel Systems provide high-resolution subsurface data. They monitor multiple discrete groundwater z...

Providing a clearer picture of the subsurface

Water quality monitoring

In-Situ is dedicating local experts to support the needs of UK water companies as they develop programmes to meet Environment Act Section 82 river water qual...

In-Situ supports UK water companies in achieving Section 82 Compliance

New handheld IC-VIS colorimeter for water quality measurement

Water/wastewater

Ocean Business will serve as the launch venue for an exciting range of brand-new products from Teledyne Marine. Visitors to Teledyne Marine’s stands in the...

Multiple new product launches at Ocean Business

Water and wastewater monitoring involves the systematic, continuous analysis of water quality to ensure its safety for consumption, recreation, and environmental health. This critical process employs advanced technologies and instruments to detect and quantify various contaminants, such as bacteria, viruses, heavy metals, nutrients, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals.

By continuously tracking these contaminants, water and wastewater monitoring helps identify pollution sources, assess the effectiveness of water treatment processes, and provide data for regulatory compliance and policy development. This information is crucial for protecting public health, as contaminated water can lead to a wide range of health issues, including gastrointestinal illnesses, reproductive problems, and neurological disorders.

On this feed, you will find the latest solutions and services for monitoring water from across the sector as well as the latest news.