Around the world, more are being paid to protect water
An emerging market around the world is seeing more and more government agencies and other organisations compensating people to protect
Despite successes, British water industry is 'unsustainable'
Britain’s water industry has seen many improvements in the 20-plus years since it was privatised, but it’s now
In top 10 list of thirstiest industries, farming rules
What’s the best way to reduce your water consumption? You might do better by keeping the lights off, going
New survey aims to learn how world's top firms manage water
The Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), which for a decade now has gathered information on what businesses are doing to reduce
Top five threats to our freshwater supplies
We might not give the water we use each day much thought, but it’s worth reconsidering that blase attitude,
Spider-inspired surface a 'nearly perfect' water repellent
Inspired by spiders, researchers in Florida have come up with what they say is a “nearly perfect” water-repelling surface.
Their
Where's the greenest, most sustainable water? In the air
Following is a guest commentary penned by Rachel Krauss, marketing director for AWS, which produces the Dewpointe®, an appliance that
Lessons from peak oil will apply to peak water as well
Water could be “the new oil” in more than one way, as experts are saying we might need to take
Water efficiency could boost profits by £3.5 bn
Businessses across England and Wales could increase their profits by £3.5 billion simply by adopting improved water-saving measures, according
UK's 1st Water Saving Week to kick off Friday
Wasting water means wasting money, so the theme of this year’s inaugural “Water Saving Week” is “Money down the
