Looming water challenges mean engineers need new skills
Technical skills won’t be enough to solve engineering problems around water, says this year’s Engineers Australia Engineering Associate of the ...
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An inside look at rapid deployment water engineering
It’s late on a Friday afternoon and a worksite’s water pipe has burst, a rain event has caused inundation, or ...
Threaded pipe technology simplifies trenchless installation
The ability to push and pull long sections of threaded sewer pipe leads to significantly less disruption for residents and ...
Could pencils purify water and get us closer to solving the water crisis?
The water crisis is worsening, but a pencil made from 2D crystals could improve access to clean water in some ...
Meet the dog that’s helping detect water leaks in remote Western Australia
Kep, Australia’s first ever water leak detection dog, and her handler Andrew Blair, can achieve in one day what takes ...
Deep impact: Daniel Lambert on the power of engineering for good
Civil engineer Daniel Lambert has accomplished a lot with his work in the water industry. But it is his embrace ...
This World Water Day, we spotlight our most precious resource — groundwater
World Water Day 2022: We demystify Australia’s most precious resource, groundwater, and why it’s so important we future proof it ...
How Australian engineers are helping transform New Delhi into a water-sensitive city
Water scarcity is plaguing one of the world’s largest cities, home to some 26 million people. A new project is ...
Engineering effective water reform
The Productivity Commission released its final report into Australia’s progress towards reforming the water resources sector, taking into account the ...
Why this engineer believes community partnerships are key to building water resilience
Environmental engineer Sarah Board has worked through severe droughts, bushfires and damaging flood events. For World Water Week (23-27 August), ...
