In July 2020, ADECAGUA’s Online Technical Conference on the European Regulation for the Reuse of Water for Agricultural Use was broadcast by iAgua. The event gave a platform for discussion of views on thenew water reuse regulations. The event featured senior representatives from European, national and regional Public Administrations, user associations and companies responsible for the construction and operation of water purification and regeneration plants.
The event was closed by Antonio Yañez, president of the Tagus Hydrographic Confederation, who concluded the day by providing the vision from the Basin Organization: “From the Tagus Hydrographic Confederation we see this situation as an opportunity to promote reuse again in the field. of our Hydrographic Demarcation ”and pointed out that since 1998 promoting the use of reclaimed water:“ The Tagus Hydrographic Confederation was a pioneer at the national level given that it established a regulatory framework prior to the 2007 decree through the 1998 Basin Hydrological Plan”.
In areas beset by water scarcity, undersea aquifers - both fresh and brackish - may provide a reliable source of drinking water
The bottom of the ocean is not typically where you’d look for new drinking water sources, but recent research is focusing attention in this unlikely direction. In 2019, scientists discovered an extensive aquifer off the Eastern coast of the United States. Now, less than two years later, a research team has discovered a freshwater aquifer under the ocean floor off the west coast of...
The Irish Environmental Protection Agency has contracted CERC to undertake regional-to-local scale air quality modelling for Ireland in order to generate air quality maps for the whole country.
The project will couple regional and local scale models using CERC`s ADMS-Urban Regional Model Link. This will combine regional modelling undertaken by the UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology using the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) mesoscale meteorological model and the EMEP regional chemical transport model,...
Moving into a new house often evokes mixed feelings. Pleasant anticipation, respect for the related work, but also a bit of nostalgia.
Now, we’re ready to launch our new blog. There you find, as usual, interesting and astonishing stories from the hydrological community as well as news about the broad product portfolio by OTT, Hydrolab, and Sutron.
Aside from a reworked – we think chic – design, our new blog will become the home of our OTT CAST and a broader topical range. So, don’t be...
Aqua Enviro, a SUEZ company, is proud to be part of a consortium on an important new project, known as TERM*, that is looking for traces of SARS-CoV-2 virus in the wastewater of schools. The study will establish whether this could provide a useful ‘early warning’ system of infection levels. This will provide new evidence on the safety of schools reopening and additional insights on transmission of coronavirus from children-to-children and children-to-adults. The £2.4 million project is funded by...
September 14 – 16, 2021, Lillehammer, Norway
Models allow gazing into a hypothetical future, let us experiment with future scenarios, and understand physical processes better. Many decisions rely on models being right – and for the right reason. Therefore, a better observational basis, improved understanding of processes and a better description of those processes are key to providing a relevant knowledge base for decision-makers who develop strategies for a reality that is not yet present.
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