Our team filled a fundamental gap in the Water Resources Management Planning (WRMP) process, considering the impact of climate change on water quality, not only the quantity, of water available.
current literature, research and a range of water quality monitoring data as well as the Water Resources Management Planning (WRMP) process
the quality and quantity of water quality monitoring data, and the severity of impacts such as extreme weather events and climate change on drinking water quality and availability
a more robust Water Resource Management Plan process, accounting for some of the future water supply risks which may be missed out within the current process
Water Resource Management Planning (WRMP) is a required function and statutory requirement for water companies to ensure the long-term balance between supply and demand is maintained, whilst addressing a number of challenges now and in the future.
The current WRMP process considers the impact of climate change on the quantity of water available, but there is little consideration of how climate change will impact the quality of the available water. This raises several questions which remain unanswered by the National Framework for Water Resources, touching upon long-term water quality risk...
Whether you are a multi-national corporate, a regulated utility company, a government department, a contractor or an independent technology developer or supplier our team will work with you to deliver exceptional service and create valued solutions for your needs.
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