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UK’s approach to health needs radical rethinking, experts say … – Science Daily

On November 19, 2016, in News, by Erik

The UK’s health care system is in crisis, and needs systemic restructuring in order to prevent the frequent negative shocks it has been experiencing in recent history. With a newly elected government, the United Kingdom has an excellent opportunity to enact policy change to the National Health Service (NHS). These changes should include business and […]

 

Stamford Bridge announces Life Water UK as sole bottle water supplier to support charity Drop4Drop – ITCM

On November 19, 2016, in News, by Erik

The Chelsea Football Club is taking steps to reducing global water insecurity by partnering with the UK bottling firm Life Water UK. The deal is between Life Water and Stamford Bridge, the venue where the Chelsea club plays. Life Water is partnered with the global non-profit Drop4Drop, which will get a percent of the profits […]

 

Firms risk missing out on cheaper water rates – FoodManufacture.co.uk

On November 18, 2016, in News, by Erik

A new law was recently passed in England that allows businesses to switch their water providers in order to increase competition. In Scotland the new law lacks restriction, as any business can switch their water supplier and waste water supplier. In Wales the water market is remaining closed. Many water suppliers are not informing their […]

 

Reservoir opens its doors

On November 18, 2016, in News, by Erik

Right around 60 individuals of any age – including the Mayor of Farnham, John Ward – went to the store, which was inherent 1897 and is one of the most established in the water organization’s system, to find out about the historical backdrop of the site and how water is dealt with and pumped to […]

 

UK public support for fracking falls to lowest level – The Guardian

On November 17, 2016, in News, by Erik

Despite claims of economic boosting and local benefits, a high percentage of UK citizens say no to fracking. Promises of jobs and new sources of energy is not enough to sustain public interest in the project. The pushback has been noted by key players in the fracking industry and different options are being considered. UK […]

 

The plastic plague: Hormone-disrupting chemicals in everyday things like water bottles DO cause cancer, diabetes … – Daily Mail

On November 17, 2016, in News, by Erik

These chemicals are responsible for scores of illnesses – costing the US an eye-watering $340 billion in health-related costs each year, a bombshell report by NYU Langone said. It currently takes ten years, requires an average of 200 scientific studies and costs more than 150 million to bring a product to market, which ensures that […]

 

South West Water facing large fine after allowing sewage to spill into sea – Belfast Telegraph

On November 16, 2016, in News, by Erik

The company South West Water may find itself under water due to reports of spillage from the company finding its way into the sea. If found guilty, the company will suffer from more than just a fine. The integrity and reputation of the company is on the line, considering the act of pollution is a […]

 

Natural measures must be key to UK flood protection, MPs urge – The Guardian

On November 16, 2016, in News, by Erik

The UK is looking to fight nature with nature. To combat damage caused by flooding, natural measures are being researched and enacted with the hopes of weathering the storms. A more holistic approach is being considered for long term protection, but short term goals are still up in the air. Many changes are yet to […]

 

Pensioner’s anger over water bill mix-up – Liverpool Echo

On November 15, 2016, in News, by Erik

A UK water company is under hot water after a local man from Huyton noticed a discrepancy in his bill, which dates back 20 years! The dismayed man has been faithfully paying towards a service his house doesn’t need, and is now expecting the drain on his bank account to stop. Talks of restitution is […]

 

UK water firms call for ‘do not flush’ labelling on wet wipes … – The Guardian

On November 15, 2016, in News, by Erik

The era of the flushable wet wipe may end very soon. After research and data crunching, experts have realized that the plush little cloths aren’t so flushable after all. Instead, the wipes cause major blockage in sewer pipes and are not very biodegradable. So years and years of using these wipes haven’t resulted in disintegrated […]