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    Water and Society

    CREW supports the Scottish Government and its delivery partners to inform and steer water policy, by delivering objective and robust water research at the science : policy interface.

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    Hydrological Extremes, Coasts and Risk Management

    CREW research focuses on improving understanding of climate-water-human interactions from source to sea, flooding and water scarcity, nature based solutions, and resilience and adaptation.

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    Land and Water Resource Management

    CREW research focuses on providing high quality science knowledge on land use and soil management, diffuse pollution, natural capital, net zero, circular economy and blue-green infrastructure.

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    CREW research focuses on improving understanding of the interrelationships between water quality, human and environmental health, considering drinking water, wastewater, drainage, epidemiology and contaminants in the environment. 

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Workshop slide titled 'Transitioning Surface Water Collection to Surface Water Reuse Systems – CREW Project Stakeholder Workshop,' with logos for CREW, Abertay University, and University of Dundee. Background shows green space with water collection surrounded by buildings. Photo credit: Rebecca Wade.

Workshop insights for Scotland’s transition to greater surface water reuse

9th December 2025
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Greenock coastline with sand in the foreground, rocks in the midground, and land across the water in the background. Photo credit: Anishka Cameron

Review of existing faecal indicator organism (FIO) models and future integration opportunities

11th December 2025
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