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  With river flows having mostly returned to normal following a very wet start to the year, the outlook for May is for normal flows in eastern parts of the UK, with normal to below normal flows Read more

  Desalination takes salt and other contaminants out of water. Now scientists are looking to take the prohibitive costs out of desalination. “Researchers have come up with a solar-powered Read more

  New Environment Agency guidance explains how to assess the risk of an activity and decide whether it supports the objectives of your local River Basin Management Plan (RBMP) or meets Read more

  "Water is fundamental to our lives. Not only do we rely on water to sustain our metabolism and for sanitation, but it is essential for almost all of our food production; is a carrier for our Read more

  A two-day conference to mark the launch of WIRC@Bath (Water Innovation & Research Centre). It features internationally renowned speakers and will showcase our research capabilities. In Read more

  NERC invites applications to attend a jointly organised workshop with the Environment Agency (EA) and Department for Food, Environment & Rural Affairs (Defra) on 9 June 2016 on using Read more

  The outlook for the coming months appears rather complex but reflects the differing conditions at the start of the month and the varying response times of river catchments and aquifer units. Read more

  The Institute for Fisheries Managment (IFM) have released a call for papers for the IFM Annual Conference entitled Fisheries Working Together – From Headwater to Saltwater.   The Read more

  The Geological Society's Hydrogeological Group and IAH are pleased to announce a two-day conference on 13-14 September 2016 to celebrate the International Association of Hydrogeologists 60th Read more

  "All UK hydroelectric projects with planning permission are in Scotland, according to research by Scottish Renewables." The group said a total of 27 projects with a combined capacity of 58.5MW Read more

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