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WHA Group Q12021 Net Profits Growth at 35.7% Growth remains in sight with

WHA Corporation Public Company Limited, or WHA Group, announced its Q12021 performance with total revenue and share of profits of THB 1,405.7 million, and a net profit of THB 134.7 million. Total normalized revenue and share of profits from operations stood at THB 1,454.3 million and normalized profits at THB 183.8 million. Chairman and Group CEO, Ms. Jareeporn Jarukornsakul assured performance of 4 business hubs still strong despite the current wave of Covid-19. Logistics business shows bright prospects with an influx of tenants. In Thailand, Industrial Estate land sales are better than expected, while in Vietnam, WHA Industrial Zone-Nghe An continues to expand. The Utilities business is recovering remarkably with the increased customer consumption of both water and power. All businesses foresee a promising outlook in the second half of this year, with customers ready to sign warehouse rental and land sale contracts. The company also targets to divest assets to REIT in Q42021.

EPCOR San Tan Facilities receive nine awards for safety and operational excellence

At its 94th Annual Water Conference and Exhibition in Phoenix today, the AZ Water Association recognized EPCOR USA (EPCOR) with nine safety and operat...

Green vision energised by the island ideal in Shetland thanks to SHEAP

FUTURE HOMES SHEAP heats more than 1200 homes and buildings in Lerwick including schools, care homes, leisure centres and a hospital THE Scottish Government’s Draft Heat in Buildings Strategy consultation document, published last month, emphasises that homes and workplaces account for around 21 per cent of Scotland’s total greenhouse gas emissions. ‘We can and must make very significant progress towards eliminating emissions from the way we heat our buildings over the next decade and reduce them to zero by 2045,’ it says, also pointing to heating solutions that are ‘widely used in other European countries and are now gaining a growing share of the market here in Scotland – but for many of us, they remain unfamiliar’.

We now treat half the world's wastewater – and we can make inroads into the other half

Humans flush away vast amounts of water every day. When managed correctly, this wastewater is collected and undergoes treatment to remove pollutants that can otherwise threaten human and environmental health. In my latest research I estimated that more than 50% of the world’s domestic and manufacturing wastewater now follows this pathway, rather than the previous estimates of just 20%. While this sounds like good news, it comes with a caveat. Treatment rates vary drastically across the world, and are especially low in many developing countries. An estimated 4.2 billion people lack access to safe sanitation and there are around 829,000 deaths from diarrhoea attributed to unsafe water and sanitation every year, so there is clearly still a long way to go. This challenge will be further compounded by rapid population growth and industrialisation. These factors threaten to increase the production of wastewater much faster than infrastructure can be developed.

Serious blockage swiftly resolved in Kalamazoo

Serious blockage swiftly resolved in Kalamazoo City of Kalamazoo and last updated 2021-01-31 17:20:17-05 KALAMAZOO, Mich. — A sewer overflow was addressed at 405 Hutchinson at 11:40 a.m. today the Department of Public Services reports. Sewage overflowed this morning due to a blockage from a manhole around 1,800 gallons of material. Water Reclamation Plant personnel notified the Michigan Department of Environmental, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE) at the Kalamazoo District Office and the Kalamazoo County Environmental Health Unit of the spill. Copyright 2021 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Immigrant Programs in Central Iowa

Story County Community Foundation A vehicle for charitable giving designed to benefit the needs of  Story County. Funding for cultural projects at KHOI comes from a generous donation from Ames Commission on the Arts. Immigrant Programs in Central Iowa Susan Benner from the  Covid-19 Emergency Fund for Story County Immigrants describes this emergency fund meant for Story County immigrant residents who need assistance with rent, utilities, and other basic necessities. An online application for assistance can be found  here. There is also an  Mr. Bill Schmitt, Resource Recovery Superintendent discusses proper flag drop off at Recovery Plant to ensure flags do not end up in the landfill. For further questions contact 515-2399-5137.   And Merry Rankin describes sustainability through municipal Programs.