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ROYAL SOCIETY Drought risk in the Anthropocene  1Environment Agency Chief Sir James Bevan, Jonson Cox, Ofwat Chair and Perter Simpson, CEO are among the speakers at an upcoming two day online event on managing drought risk convened by the Royal Society as part of its ongoing series of scientific meetings.

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STREAM 1The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs has launched two new consultations on plans to modernise water abstraction and enhance the Environment Agency's (EA) powers to protect groundwater.

SOUTHERN WATER LOGOSouthern Water has unveiled the latest developments in its plans to help keep Hampshire's rivers and taps flowing - especially in a drought.

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SEVERN TRENT ENVIRONMENT PICSevern Trent is set to produce an extra 95 million litres of water using innovative low carbon methods to help tackle the growing threat of water scarcity.

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RAPID MENDIP QUARRIES SOLUTIONThe Regulators' Alliance for Progressing Infrastructure Development (RAPID) has accepted a request from the West Country Water Resources Group for the Mendip quarries strategic water resource option to enter the RAPID gated process.

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NI WATER GENERIC GROUNDWATER SUPPLYNI Water is exploring potential borehole options to access groundwater in order to secure a long term, resilient water supply.

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RAPID UNITED UTILITIES SEVERN TRENT TRANSFEROfwat has today given its backing for 15 projects on the £500 million programme being overseen by the Regulators Alliance for Progressing Infrastructure Development (RAPID) to progress further.

CDP_WATER_IMPACT_INDEX.jpgEnvironmental disclosure platform CDP has released the first-of-its-kind tool, Water Watch: CDP’s Water Impact Index which reveals the world’s most polluting and water-intensive industries. 

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KERING BLACK-LOGOIn the run-up to the UN’S COP26 international climate change conference which takes place in Glasgow in November 2021, a detailed case study by Holly Kelsey, a Paris-based researcher in sustainable fashion takes an in-depth look at Kering, one of the world’s luxury fashion brands known for its commitment to sustainability.

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Yorkshire Water langett reservoir prediction 1With the Environment Agency predicting shortages within 25 years if no action is taken, and Yorkshire Water expecting 100 million litres less in its daily supply by 2045 – the water company has released an immersive 360˚ video, which gives a glimpse into what the future of its reservoirs could look like if predictions are correct.

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