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aerial-photography-1125430  340Big business is investing in water security at record levels, according to the annual Global Water Report published today by CDP, the non-profit global environmental disclosure platform.

AQUATECH 2017Visitor attendance at Aquatech Amsterdam  2017 saw a record number of visitors, reaching 20,490 on closing day. With 928 exhibitors, the show sold out 6 months in advance, an all-time high.

Governments and non-state actors need to deliver an urgent increase in ambition to ensure the Paris Agreement goals to tackle dangerous climate change can still be met, according to a new UN assessment.

iStock-184104610 1Stephen Bourne, Atlanta-based project director at Atkins, talks about a new tool which can help cities strengthen their resilience in the face of population growth and the growing impacts of climate change.

Brendan Flattery, CEO of the UK’s leading energy and utilities consultancy, Utilitywise, has suggested that the real figure for the number of businesses who have switched water supplier for the second quarter of 2017/18 is just 1%.

ccwater Market-reform-infographic-201718-Q2-1Retailers operating in the new water market are working closely with the Consumer Council for Water (CCWater) to tackle the root causes of a rise in complaints from businesses to the watchdog.

Both business and the public are concerned about the pace of delivery and a record number of firms are dissatisfied with the state of infrastructure in their region, according to the 2017 CBI/AECOM Infrastructure Survey.

Monday, 23 October 2017 07:13

Water sector comes in for more FT criticism

The water sector has come in for more criticism in the Financial Times newspaper – this time over Thames Water’s track record on leakage.

The Infrastructure & Projects Authority has published new guidance for major project teams on how to manage the benefits - and disbenefits - during major projects.

NAT SECURITY INFRA REVIEWThe UK government has launched a review and public consultation of the implications of foreign ownership or control of crtical infrastructure and how it can best ensure that investments and takeovers do not raise national security concerns.

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