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No Mow May

I’ve always liked mowing the lawn. Perhaps it’s a childhood nostalgia thing, having watched my dad do it seemingly every weekend in summer. The smell, the neat intermittent stripes, the angry roar as the mower lifted for each turn.

Tim Smedley

May 1, 2025

From Black Gold to Blue Gold: The Rising Tide of Water Conflicts

In the 20th century, oil—often dubbed "black gold"—was the linchpin of global conflicts and geopolitical strategies. However, as we navigate the 21st century, a new contender has emerged: water, or "blue gold."

Shaun Warren

Apr 29, 2025

Beyond the Meter: How AMI is Shaping the Future of Water Consumption

The era of estimated water bills and reactive maintenance is ending. In 2025, Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) and smart water meters are redefining how utilities and customers interact with water.

Shaun Warren

Apr 28, 2025

The Bamboo Boom: Nature’s Answer to a Sustainable Future

From scaffolding on skyscrapers in Hong Kong to soft, breathable T-shirts hanging in ethical boutiques, bamboo is having a moment. Long celebrated in parts of Asia, this fast-growing grass is gaining global popularity as a green alternative to traditional materials.

Shaun Warren

Apr 24, 2025

Smart Networks: IoT’s Role in Revolutionising Water Resource Management

Water resource management has always been a complex balancing act—meeting rising demand while preserving ecosystems, managing risk, and responding to ever-changing environmental conditions.

Shaun Warren

Apr 23, 2025

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