SERBIA: CLEAN UP YOUR DIRTY WATER — STOP THE BALKAN ARMS RACE. 🇷🇸🌊 Belgrade still does not have the modern wastewater and water-management system that a European capital should have. My proposal is simple: Invest €2.5 billion once and give Belgrade a complete https://t.co/nYDoIZ46KM #CleanWater #Serbia #BalkanArmsRace #RS
BELGRADE — STOP POLLUTING THE DANUBE! 🇪🇺🌊 The Danube is one of Europe’s great rivers. It is not a sewer. Belgrade must finally end the discharge of untreated wastewater into the Sava and Danube and build the modern treatment infrastructure that every major European capital https://t.co/UV0aYKpfUa #Danube #Pollution #Belgrade #RS #EU
Busy agenda at Cabinet today: ▪️ Occupied Territories Bill. ▪️ Significant progress on Waterford City and Ballymore Eustace wastewater treatment. ▪️ New proposals to broaden scholarships in higher education and research. ▪️10-year strategy for suicide and self-harm reduction. https://t.co/X6CVO3IK7K #CabinetMeeting #Waterford #MentalHealth #Therearenospecificcountrycodesmentionedinthetweet.
Beneath the bustling Whitechapel Road in East London, workers recently discovered a massive fatberg, a horrifying subterranean mass of grease and waste weighing over 130 tons, prompting wastewater companies to adopt new technologies, such as AI and autonomous robots, to detect and manage these hazardous formations more effectively and reduce the environmental impact of sewage blockages. #Fatberg #Sewage #WasteManagement #GB #US #AU #EE
The article discusses how advancements in technology and digitalization are transforming wastewater treatment plants in Poland into essential components of industrial processes, emphasizing their role in resource recovery and energy efficiency, while also highlighting the increasing importance of cybersecurity due to rising cyber threats targeting critical infrastructure. #Cybersecurity #DigitalTransformation #IndustrialAutomation #PL
The EU Health Forum in Zagreb highlighted the potential consequences of the new EU directive on wastewater purification, which poses a financial burden on pharmaceutical manufacturers and raises concerns about the ability to simultaneously protect the environment and ensure access to essential medications, especially in smaller markets like Croatia. #EUDirective #Pharmaceuticals #EnvironmentalProtection #HR #EU #NL
A new Johns Hopkins study finds that crops irrigated with treated wastewater tend to store pharmaceutical byproducts in their leaves rather than the edible portions. The findings could one day help regulators to know which drugs tend to concentrate in the edible tissues of -
