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Welcome to Water Matters, the podcast dedicated to exploring one of our most precious resources—water. Hosted by Matt, Managing Director of Graf UK, each episode dives into the critical issues surrounding water scarcity, mis-management, and the innovative ways we can protect it for future generations.
Water is a resource we all take for granted, but it’s time to start paying attention.
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Water matters. Join us on the journey.
Water Matters is a dedicated digital newsletter and podcast focused on the vital issue of sustainable water management. We believe that water is one of the most important resources, and our mission is to inspire a global community to take action in protecting it.
Through compelling stories, insightful updates, and real-world examples of positive change, we aim to elevate the conversation around water and empower people to make a difference.
Featured Articles
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Sep 26, 2025
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PRESS RELEASE - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 25, 2025World's First Global Water Yearbook Launches as Water Crises Reshape Governance Worldwide
Free pioneering publication delivers comprehensive analysis across 8 regions as UK abolishes Ofwat and nations confront unprecedented water challenges
Sep 26, 2025
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River Rangers: Retired Volunteers Patrolling and Protecting Local Streams
When people think of retirement, they often picture leisure, travel or time with family. Yet for a growing number of older adults, retirement has opened the door to something equally rewarding: becoming guardians of local rivers and streams. Across the UK, retired volunteers are stepping forward as “river rangers”, patrolling waterways, recording wildlife, monitoring pollution and fostering community pride.
Sep 25, 2025
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Fish Come Home: Biodiversity Booms in Rewilded Rivers
Across Britain and Europe, rivers that were once engineered into rigid channels are being allowed to breathe again. Concrete embankments have been removed, floodplains reconnected, and meanders re-introduced.
