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Faced with growing problems related to water scarcity and pollution, the UK Environment Agency commissioned the Water Footprint Network to conduct a comprehensive Water Footprint Assessment of surface and groundwater in 35 sub-catchments in the Hertfordshire and North London Area. … Learn More

The Water Stewardship service will enable businesses to work effectively with the 108 catchment partnerships to implement on the ground activities that contribute to the sustainability of both the water environment and the businesses involved. The service will provide a … Learn More

Over the years, AEL has spent significant amounts on source reduction projects, external monitoring of plumes, pre-treatment, diversion of effluent, clean and dirty water separation, upgrading the liming station, etc. To ensure compliance with the WUL, a specific compliance management … Learn More

This risk is managed through engagement with the Department of Water and Sanitation on the effluent discharge quality, groundwater quality parameters and target levels and through the implementation of projects to ensure compliance with the WUL. Examples of WUL-related projects … Learn More

A comprehensive water study has been commissioned to determine short and medium-term expected water inflows into the mine. Given the study recommendations, Lubambe is investing in additional dewatering capacity. A dam has also been built to allow the temporary system … Learn More

Los Bronces continues to mitigate water supply challenges by implementing technical solutions that promote water efficiency and water resilience. Water is transported to the operation via a 56-kilometre pipeline from the Las Tórtolas tailings dam using a special water-recycling system. … Learn More

The water resources team at Minas Rio developed an operational water balance, hydrological model and simulations to predict water abstraction stoppage periods in the Peixe River during the dry season. The current contingency plan has been implemented comprising the acquisition … Learn More

Our site in Cimanggis harvests rainwater and thus built an infiltration well in order to infiltrate collected rain water. In 2016, the site installed a city water connection that functions as alternative water supply. In addition, the water table level … Learn More

Cistern for rain water collection, water recycling treatment plant for toilets vessels of the new administrative building were installed in FY 2015. The new strategy is to use water from disposal of purified water system returning to water tank.We also … Learn More

Our viticulture experts engage with supplier farms to advise on improved irrigation scheduling through the use of direct water stress measurements of the vines and alternative vine trellising systems to reduce heat stress and water usage. Improved management practices have … Learn More