WRc, one of the UK’s leading innovation consultancies in the water sector, is holding a free-to-attend pesticide forum in November.
WRC is inviting a wide range of key stakeholders to attend the tripartite collaborative ideas meeting on pesticides, working together to safeguard water. The aim is to bring pesticide manufactures, users, and regulators and the water industry together to explore key issues and develop an action plan with cross-cutting projects that will ensure high quality water.
Key issues the forum will explore include:
- How much is the removal of pesticides costing the water industry?
- What is the risk to the market for pesticide products if found in the treated water supply?
- Could key players solve the problems, not only of today, but also of the future?
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