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Artists Who Paint the Change of Light - Deserve Recognition
The changing of light in a painting creates that 'aha moment' for the viewer. Announcing Sweet Summer Light art competition.

1,000 Lakota Sioux Youth To Descend Upon Pipeline Protest Site
1,000 Youth from the Pine Ridge reservation are raising $100,000 to pay for the transport, tents, sleeping bags, and food needed for them to reach the pipeline protest site at Sacred Stone Camp. Their people are taking a stand to protect the water and the land, and they want to stand with them.

London Drainage Comments on Rainwater Drainage Project in Central London
London Drainage discusses authorities’ move to ensure that rainwater falling on the largest regeneration area in the heart of the City is drained straight into the Thames to prevent flooding.

London Drainage Comments on Damning London Underground Report into Flooding Risks at 57 Tube Stations
57 tube stations are at high risk of flooding in the city, warns a recent London Underground report.

London Drainage Facilities Concerned That Economic Impact from December’s UK Storms Could Top $4 Billion (£2.8 Million)
London Drainage Facilities (LDF) has recently discovered a warning from the consultancy PwC that December’s storms, Desmond, Ava and Frank, could have a massive economic impact on the UK.

Beverly Hills Gets an F in Water Conservation According to Serviz Study
Based on data collected from the California State Water Resources Control Board, a study by SERVIZ grades water usage of Southern California cities to help educate residents on the drought.

Studies on Refreshing Water for a Healthy Weight
Studies are finding that being well-hydrated with water can assist with weight loss, help relieve fatigue and migraines, and improve mood and concentration

150th Anniversary of London Sewers is Commemorated by the Prince of Wales Inside the Deepest Tunnel
The Prince of Wales visited the Lee Tunnel and Abbey Mills Pumping Station this year to celebrate the capital’s sewer network as it approaches its 150 year anniversary.

Sick of Dealing with Blocked Drains? LDF's New Pre-planned Maintenance Programmes May Be the Answer
London Drainage Facilities (LDF) is offering offer a free site inspection for those experiencing regular drain blockages.

LDF looks forward to a busy 2015 now it’s back to business as usual after the Christmas period
City-based drainage company London Drainage Facilities (LDF) resumes service as normal after the Christmas period and announces that it has lots to look forward to in the New Year.

Have no Fear! London Drainage Facilities Will Still be Working over the Xmas and New Year Period 24/7
The city-based drainage contractor has announced that it will be on hand to deal with any unexpected blockages throughout the festive period.

New ‘Peon’ Device Makes Water from Thin Air; Feeding Plants in an Innovative New Conservation Effort
Currently raising vital funds through Kickstarter, Waterator Industries Inc. is changing the face of conservation by using vapour in the air to water plants. All users need to do is plug the Peon in, place him in the soil of a potted plant and sit back as the Atmospheric Water Generation process replaces the need to use precious drinkable tap water for a non-consumable purpose. The Peon is also perfect from a practical point of view, providing just the right amount of water a plant needs, with no human intervention.

New Health and Safety Manager appointed to London Drainage Facilities
The city-based drainage company has recently welcomed a new Health and Safety representative to its growing team.

Swiftclean welcomes changes to B&ES Association’s TR/19 Ductwork Compliance Guidelines
Ductwork cleaning company, Swiftclean, welcomes changes to B&ES Association’s TR/19 guidance document, and highlights how the new changes will impact businesses.