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SEPA confirm anaerobic digestion output will not be subject to waste controls

Friday, 05 March 2010
Scotland's environment watchdog has confirmed that anaerobic digestion output that is certified under the new PAS110 quality assurance scheme and that satisfies prescribed production and usage criteria will not be subject to waste regulatory controls

Cypermethrin sheep dip to be scrapped

Friday, 05 March 2010
Rivers and aquatic wildlife will be protected from pollution by cypermethrin sheep dip with its permanent withdrawal from sale in the UK this week.

AMEC results – “another record operating performance”

Thursday, 04 March 2010
AMEC PLC, which provides consultancy, engineering and project management services to the energy, power and process industries, has announced “another record operating performance” with the publication today of its results for the year ending 31st December 2009.

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Thicker sludge saves time and money

Recent improvements in pump technology prompted Severn Trent Water (STW) to initiate a de-sludging trial to reduce costs and energy consumption by producing thicker sludge in the Primary Settlement Tank (PST).

Hydro-Brake® flow control specified to relieve Yorkshire flooding

Hydro International’s Hydro-Brake® Flow Controls have been installed into a new dam, near Devil’s Bridge, on the Blackburn Brook, just outside Sheffield.

Lanes for Drains opens Welsh depot

Lanes for Drains has opened its first depot in Wales, bringing the tally to 21 depots nationwide for the UK's largest independent drainage specialist.

Water quality engineers take inspection services into the deep

Water quality engineering firm Panton McLeod has celebrated its first work in the UK tourism industry after helping to inspect a water tank at one of the country’s biggest aquariums.