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Bristol’s second free drinking water fountain was opened by Marvin Rees, Mayor of Bristol last week - the fountain supports the ongoing Refill campaign, started by Bristol campaigners City to Sea.

Chris Cullen - Head of Acquisitions Sales  Marketing 1In an Expert Focus article for Waterbriefing, Chris Cullen, head of sales and marketing at specialist outsourcer Echo Managed Services discusses whether the Open Water market is set to kick-start a multi-utility revolution.

The European Commission has published the Urban Water Atlas for Europe showing how different water management choices, as well as other factors such as waste management, climate change and even food preferences, affect the long-term sustainability of water use in cities.

The House of Commons Environmental Audit Committee has strongly criticised the Government for failing to set out a clear plan to deliver the Sustainable Development Goals here in the UK, together with criticising the lack of leadership from the Prime Minister on the issue.

Global sea levels could rise by more than three metres – over half a metre more than previously thought – this century alone, according to a new study co-authored by a University of Southampton scientist.

The House of Commons Environmental Audit Committee has expressed its disappointment with the Government's lack of ambition on designated Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) and unwillingness to provide adequate investment for the gathering of further evidence for the vulnerable areas.

The Irish Parliament has voted by 96 votes to 48 this week for water services in Ireland to be publicly funded and the Government to be collectively responsible for the protection, management and maintenance of the public water system.

The India-UK Water Centre is inviting applications from Indian and UK water scientists to attend a workshop on Enhancing Freshwater Monitoring through Earth Observation to be held over three days in Stirling, UK  19th – 21st June 2017.

Both Northumbrian Water and Thames Water are using the AMT-SYBEX Affinity Marketflow market interaction solution to manage their wholesale business interaction with MOSL’s Central Market Operating System (CMOS).

Affinity Water is reducing water abstractions at one of its pumping stations near Watton-at-Stone by eighteen million litres per day (18Ml/d).

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