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Our Taff Merthyr mine water treatment scheme, near Trelewis, Merthyr Tydfil, protects the Taff Bargoed from pollution from an abandoned coal mine.
Dawdon mine water treatment scheme protects a vital source of drinking water and is located in County Durham, England.
Horden mine water treatment scheme protects a vital source of drinking water and is located in County Durham, England.
A-Winning mine water treatment scheme in Derbyshire was constructed to prevent pollution of an important source of drinking water.
Lamesley mine water treatment scheme is a groundbreaking co-treatment scheme near Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Saltburn Gill mine water treatment scheme removes more than 98% of iron from local waterways in East Cleveland, England.
This scheme is the first of its kind in Europe and provides a better understanding of methods for removing metal contaminants from water.
This treatment scheme addresses a long-standing coal mine water pollution problem associated to the Sheephouse Wood adit in South Yorkshire.
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