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Fortnightly Bulletin - 1st July 2024

The CIWM has reviewed the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) ‘Resources and Waste Strategy for England’ to determine its ongoing relevance, and to identify any policy gaps where it fails to support the UK’s future requirements.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 17th June 2024

The Welsh government announced that the country has been named as second in the world for recycling, in a new study by Eunomia, with a 59% recycling rate.

What are Intelligent Wastewater Networks? How do they contribute to the REWAISE project?

In this article Prof Pete Skipworth and Dr Sonja Ostojin examine Intelligent Wastewater Networks and the role of technology such as EMS’s CENTAUR.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 3rd June 2024

Climate change is a major reason the UK suffered such a waterlogged winter, scientist have confirmed.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 20th May 2024

The Environment Agency and waste management trade body, the Environmental Services Association (ESA) have launched their Waste Industry Placement Scheme to support the sharing of knowledge between the regulator and industry.

Pipebot Patrol wins share of £40M in Water Breakthrough Challenge

Ofwat’s Innovation Fund today announces 17 winners from the fourth Water Breakthrough Challenge, a £40 million competition that invited solutions with the potential to deliver wide-scale, transformational change benefitting customers, society and the environment. 

Fortnightly Bulletin - 7th May 2024

The Government has delayed its bottle recycling scheme again until 2027, as ministers blame disagreements between the UK regional administrations.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 22nd April 2024

The Environment Agency has published their action plan that sets out how they will reduce methane emissions in England.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 8th April 2024

In its ‘Resource the Future’ report, Veolia has called for the minimum amount of recycled material to increase from 30% to 35% this year and the tax to increase from £217.85 to £275 per tonne.