Could the Sun’s radiation clean microplastics from wastewater and waterways? 16 Nov Microplastics are a growing concern, and now an EU-funded project is looking at harnessing the sun’s radiation to help solve the issue.
New testing method can stop toxic algae blooms in their tracks 13 Nov Too much guesswork about the toxicity of algae blooms in Australian waterways has led to unneeded preemptive restrictions. But a new technology … Read more
Innovative use of VR technology improves water infrastructure before building 11 Nov Western Australia’s leading water utility has embraced virtual reality (VR) technology in a bid to improve water infrastructure designs, … Read more
Victorian Government partners with China for WSUD knowledge sharing 10 Nov China is looking to Australian water management and urban design to help build ‘sponge cities’ – urban centres designed to reduce flooding, … Read more
Election brings Townsville water security into focus 8 Nov With the Queensland election set for 25 November, the Water For Townsville Action Group (WFTAG) is calling for a renewed commitment from all … Read more
Ballarat's messy path to a water sensitive city 8 Nov By D Ebbs, P Dahlhaus and H Kandra. First published in Water e-Journal Volume 2 No 4 2017
