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Engaging communities around private water supplies

22nd May 2017
Wastewater treatment plant, Brian Quinn, University of the West of Scotland

Odour management and monitoring in Scottish wastewater treatment plants

7th April 2017
Image of non-native crustacean Hemimysis anomala; Image credit: NOAA, Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory

Methods for controlling or eradicating aquatic invasive species

14th March 2017
Water Resource Balancing; Cover photograph courtesy of: Matteo Tamburini, Richard Allan, The James Hutton Institute

Water Resource Balancing: Is a closed loop system possible that enables sustainable rural supplies?

9th March 2017
Soil Structure and Field Drainage ; Cover photograph courtesy of: Rebecca Hall, University of Aberdeen

Effect of Soil Structure and Field Drainage on Water Quality and Flood Risk

20th February 2017
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Radon in groundwater drinking water supplies in Scotland

29th January 2017
Livestock on beach; Cover photograph courtesy of: Clare Neely and Emily Hastings, The James Hutton Institute

Assessing the combined effectiveness of Scotland's rural diffuse pollution measures in reducing FIO from a livestock catchment

27th January 2017
Image of cow in river; Cover photograph courtesy of: Clare Neely, James Hutton Institute

Monitoring guidance to assess the effectiveness of the Rural Diffuse Pollution Plan

16th December 2016
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Innovative solutions for sustainable drinking water treatment at small to medium scales

15th December 2016
Water management diagram; Image credit: CREW

The North Glasgow Integrated Water Management System: A review

15th December 2016
iMAGE OF FRESHWATER MUSSEL; Cover photograph courtesy of: Susan Cooksley, James Hutton Institute

A review of techniques for the monitoring of fine sediments: discussion document to inform workshop

1st July 2016
Cover image: The River Leith in Cumbria, England. Part of the River Leith near Penrith was restored in 2014 to its natural meandering course for the benefit of plants, animals and people (© Linda Pitkin/2020VISION).

River restoration and biodiversity

1st April 2016

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