Odour control at wastewater works Enzyme‑led strategies that win community support Odour is the single most tangible way the public encounters the wastewater system. People rarely see sewers, digesters or sludge presses—but they know when…
Ammonia emissions and farm runoff Turning waste into value with biological nutrient management Ammonia has quietly become one of the most consequential pollutants associated with modern agriculture. It’s invisible, it travels, and it is intimately…
Diesel spills at construction sites Rapid on-site bioremediation to keep projects moving Diesel spills on construction sites are a recurring operational risk. With plant, generators, fuel bowsers, delivery vehicles and temporary storage all in play,…
Rural septic systems and river health How low‑cost biological upgrades can improve water quality in our streams Rural life depends on clean water. From the small burns that cross farm tracks to the meandering streams…
Microplastics in British Soils The hidden microplastics hotspot beneath our feet—how agricultural soils have become a sink for plastic particles, why it matters, and what we can do about it Microplastics are no longer a…
From Crisis to Compliance A Roadmap for UK Water Companies Summary: As the United Kingdom faces a historic turning point in how it manages water, the journey from crisis to compliance is no longer optional…
Safer Leachate Pathways Treating landfill liquids before they reach the sewer Introduction Across the United Kingdom, beneath the surfaces of old landfills and waste disposal sites, a silent problem trickles away each day. Rainfall percolates…
Farm Ponds Without Chemicals A Practical UK Guide for Restoring and Managing Ponds Affected by Fertilisers, Manure, and Pesticides Healthy farm ponds are a hard-working asset. They intercept and store water, support livestock and irrigation,…
Blending enzymes with wetlands and data Smarter catchments Modern stormwater and wastewater systems are being pushed to their limits by climate volatility, urban densification, ageing assets and evolving environmental standards. Water companies and councils face…
Making lakes swimmable Natural recovery plans for UK bathing waters Public interest in the quality of the UK’s bathing waters has never been higher. Inland lakes and rivers are seeing unprecedented use for swimming, paddling,…
