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Environment Agency news imageThe Environment Agency has announced that the prolonged dry weather in the Cam and Ely Ouse river catchment means it has moved into a period of developing drought.

UNILEVER GLOBAL BRANDSUnilever is set to invest €1 billion in a new dedicated Climate & Nature Fund which will include work to step up direct efforts to preserve water and implement water stewardship programmes.

RAIN PARADOXA new report is warning that the majority of the UK population are unaware that demand for water could soon outstrip supply - 72% of people believe we have enough water to meet our needs and many engage in high wastage behaviours.

tap glassIn the third of our regular series of comment on key issues for the UK water sector by the Future Water association, Chief Executive Paul Horton and Richard Laikin, Director at RL Strategy Consulting, ask whether the drivers of value in the water sector have changed.

barleyAffinity Water and Cambridge Water are working in collaboration with farmers to expand the scheme to enhance ecosystem services provided from the farmed land around their water sources.

WRSE RESILIENCE FRAMEWORK CONSULTATIONWater Resources South East (WRSE), the alliance of the six water companies that cover the South East region of England, has today published the Resilience Framework it proposes to use in the development of its regional plan.

ANGLIAN WATER RESERVOIREast of England’s demand for water has reached midsummer heatwave levels during lockdown, according to Anglian Water.

met office sunshine stat 3 1It has been the sunniest Spring on record for the UK, while May has become the sunniest calendar month on record in the UK and the driest May on record in England, according to latest weather data released by the Met Office.

Garden sprinklerWater UK, the body which represents all the UK water companies is warning that demand for water has surged due to hot weather and the Coronavirus lockdown and is urging households to use water wisely.

PCIAWThe head of the UK’s professional clothing trade association has assured the water industry it will do all it can to direct businesses to suppliers who are familiar with the sourcing and production of essential protective clothing during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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