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Designer bathrooms that save water
From where do industrial designers draw their influences? WPI talks to one of Europe's leading bathroom product design studios. -
Australian shower research
In Australia, the labelling of certain products for their water efficiency is mandatory under the Water Efficiency Labelling Standards (WELS) legislation. The basis of the legislation ... -
Courses related to Plumbing Engineering
Around the world, universities and learning institutions cater to the growing number of students looking to move into the plumbing engineering field. -
Plumbing engineers need training boost
Plumbing engineering is becoming more important as attention is focused on safer work and living places, and as environment protection and water conservation get higher priority. -
Engineers share their knowledge
Great minds may think alike but occasionally one or two can bring something different to the table – as some organizations are discovering through regular knowledge-sharing ... -
Constructing Beijing’s olympic pool
In preparation for the Olympic Games, a massive blue 'plastic clad' cube, which resembles a giant block of soapy bubbles, is under construction in Beijing. -
Toilet to tap technology
How do you get populations to accept that they will be drinking water that was once someone else’s sewerage – even when that water is now ... -
Circulating systems ensure water hygiene
Who is responsible for drinking water quality at the final point of sale? -
Water saving at Melbourne Zoo, naturally
A new water recycling plant employing reverse osmosis has made an Australian environmental reserve environmentally-friendly. -
Andy Watts retires from WPC
At the Calgary Conference, Andy Watts stepped down as Secretary of the World Plumbing Council after 12 years in that post. In this brief interview, ...