Archived Industry News for Water Professionals - May, 2024
Dredge tests pledged
The SA Government wants to protect Adelaide’s beaches through a sand dredging trial.
Flushing issues targeted
Sydney Water has initiated a new campaign to address the issue of improper flushing habits among Sydneysiders.
Ocean watch expanded
The Sydney Institute of Marine Science (SIMS) has announced an expansion of its pioneering ocean observing program.
SA community grants open
SA Water says applications are open for its reconciliation partnerships program.
True scarcity calculated
Dutch researchers have found that global water scarcity is more severe than previously understood.
'Day zero' threat for giant city
Mexico City and its nearly 22 million residents are on the brink of a severe water shortage.
Circular plans for chemical sector
The chemical industry, a vital driver of global innovation and development, is now facing a transformative challenge.
Funds boost ocean view
The Sydney Institute of Marine Science (SIMS) is set to significantly expand its pioneering ocean observing program.
New funds for SA supplies
The Federal Government is investing $65 million in SA's Northern Water Supply Project.
Rich drinkers shown in flows
Higher socioeconomic status correlates with greater alcohol consumption, new data from wastewater shows.
Sea law sees new pollution
The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) says greenhouse gas emissions constitute marine pollution...
Hydrogen iron works roll on
A green iron manufacturing facility in central Queensland is set to proceed thanks to federal government tax incentives for renewable hydrogen.
Rio reviewing driverless derailment
The Mining and Energy Union has accused Rio Tinto of risking workers' safety following a train derailment in Western Australia.
Budget brings drought money
This week’s federal Budget includes significant funding for drought resilience.
Drought-free state pivots to preparation
Queensland’s remaining drought declarations have been revoked, making the state officially drought-free for the first time in over a decade.
Fouling tested for better chemicals
New methods could allow the chemical industry to make better use of water.
Green money for COP bid
This week’s Federal Budget continues support for the government’s environmental and climate measures.
Labels lie in shark meat sweep
A recent study shows most shark meat is mislabelled at fish markets and takeaway shops.