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Sniffer dogs trained to know the smell of treated water are being deployed to find leaks on pipes which would otherwise go undetected

What would a Joe Biden victory in the 2020 US Presidential Election mean for the future of Keystone XL and the pipeline industry in general?

There are countess projects around the world to launch new pipelines carrying oil and natural gass – but what happens when there are too many for demand?

Microsoft recently committed to becoming water positive by 2030. We explain what water positive is and why it is so important to the world

Home insurers are pushing for households in the UK to have leak detection systems installed to reduce the number of payouts related to burst pipes

A report has revealed that up to 50 percent of the world’s water is being stolen. We look at how and why water theft occurs and what can be done to stop it

Looking to save water? We have highlighted seven household tasks, how much water they use and what you can do to reduce those numbers

A Portuguese water plant will become the world’s first self-sufficient facility with turbines installed in drinking water pipes to generate electricity

The European Hydrogen Backbone could transform energy through switching the continent’s supply from natural gas to hydrogen by 2040

When concrete is poured down drains and into pipe and sewer systems, it causes mass blockages known as concretebergs which wreak havoc