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Loch water reflection - Photo credit: Sarah Halliday

Climate Crisis: informing Scotland’s actionable mitigation and adaptation response to water scarcity

Scottish Loch - Photo Credit Linda May

Mitigating climate change impacts on the water quality of Scottish standing waters

Glass of water with flowing stream in background. Sourced from istock, copyright restrictions apply.

Developing risk assessment approaches for PFAS and watch list parameters under the recast Drinking Water Directive

SARS-CoV-2 monitoring in Scottish wastewater. Cover photographs courtesy of: NIAID-RML (https://www.niaid.nih.gov/ & https://www.niaid.nih.gov/ about/rocky-mountain-laboratories), CC BY 2.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0>, via Wikimedia Commons, Nick Gilbert, Isabel Fletcher, Catherine Lyall and Douglas Wood

SARS-CoV-2 monitoring in Scottish wastewater: Variant Detection, FAIR data Outputs and Lessons Learned

Programme Report 2016-2022 Cover photographs courtesy of: Left: James Hutton Institute Centre: James Hutton Institute Right: Digestors by Richard Webb, CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=9153664

CREW Programme Report 2016-2022

Understanding problems associated with small-scale Private Sewage Systems (PSS) from regulators' perspectives Cover photographs courtesy of: Ioanna Akoumianaki and Rowan Ellis

Understanding problems associated with small-scale Private Sewage Systems (PSS) from regulators' perspectives

Approaches to IMProve flood and drought forecasting and warning in catchments influenced by REServoirS (IMPRESS) Report Front Cover Cover photographs courtesy of: Mike Cranston (Scottish Environment Protection Agency). All taken at the Castlehill Reservoir on the River Devon.

IMPRESS: Approaches to IMProve flood and drought forecasting and warning in catchments influenced by REServoirS

Social factors influencing resilience to drought exposure in Scotland- Photographs courtesy of: Carol Taylor, The James Hutton Institute. Julian Scot and CREW Stock images.

Understanding the social factors influencing resilience to drought exposure in Scotland

Technologies for Monitoring and Treatment of Antimicrobial Resistance in Water; Cover images courtesy of: Dr Lisa Avery (The James Hutton Institute) (bottom two photos); Top right photo from Flickr user Stefan Schlautmann by CC license. Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/schlaus/708447474/sizes/m/in/ photostream/

Antimicrobial Resistance in Scotland’s Waters - Status and Solutions

Risks to water resources in Scotland in response to climate change; Cover photographs: Photographs courtesy of Dr Christopher J. White and Dr Douglas Bertram.

A review of the risks to water resources in Scotland in response to climate change

Cover photographs courtesy of: Bottom-left image: Loch Achray in the Trossachs, Stirlingshire (Linda May, UK CEH); Bottom-right image: Evidence of algal bloom on Loch Lubnaig in the Trossachs, Stirlingshire (Pauline Lang, CREW); Top-right image: Gartmorn Dam in Clackmannanshire (Iain Gunn, UK CEH).

Assessing climate change impacts on the water quality of Scottish standing waters

Small sewage systems (SSS); Cover photographs courtesy of: clockwise – Septic drain fields Hobrechtsfelde in LSG Buch Leonhard Lenz Lid of a rural septic tank beside an intersection, Slammerhogen, Lysekil Municipality, Sweden A septic tank being installed. Nonztp

International policy review on small sewage systems