Government to water industry: Plan now for climate change
Even if strict carbon emissions cuts were to go into effect today, the UK can expect to feel some impacts
Rotterdam aims to be world's first water-smart city
The city of Rotterdam is working with IBM to become the world’s first “Smart Delta City” by collecting and
Virtually waterless washer could hit market in 2010
Polymer-based cleaning company Xeros and Cambridge Consultants have developed what they say is the world’s first “virtually waterless” laundry
Where to holiday? Environment project offers beach data
Microsoft and the European Environment Agency (EEA) today announced the updated “Eye on Earth” environmental observatory project, which will now
Water: A sustainability concern for business
The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental (CIWEM) recently held a two-day annual conference to address issues within the global
Deadline approaches for Water Efficiency Awards
UK business owners: if you’ve successfully reduced your firm’s water consumption and improved conservation over the past year,
Simple efficiencies make for big water savings
London alone could reduce its water consumption by as much as 16 billion litres a year (PDF) if residents would
New membrane purifies water with less energy
Researchers from IBM, Central Glass, the University of Texas, Austin and King Abdul Aziz City for Science and Technology (KACST)
California officials to farmers: No water for you
While Australia burns, California shrivels, and officials are preparing for yet another year of drought by once again drastically cutting
Survey: UK firms wasting water, energy ... and money
If not everyone is taking the steps they should to reduce their energy consumption, at least most realize they should
