Here is a short overview of three modern water purification processes, which shed light on the challenges faced by water companies today. Reverse Osmosis Reverse osmosis was invented in 1748 by Jean-Antoine Nollet, a French priest. The process involves forcing large amounts of water through a semi-permeable membrane. This method requires a lot of energy, […]

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According to new research by Crowther Lab of ETH Zurich, we need to plant 2.2 billion acres of trees if we want to combat climate change. Through machine learning and satellite imagery a scientist was able to capture that the Earth can support 10.9 billion acres of continuous tree cover. At the moment we only […]

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Did you know that you can help the environment at home? Living a more environmentally-friendly lifestyle doesn’t have to be complicated or time-consuming. It can start right in your own home — and this infographic shows you how. With a striking and vibrant design, you will learn five easy ways to instantly make your home […]

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Consumer attitudes to their own environmental impact are changing, and across the UK, people are becoming more aware of the choices they make and how this affects climate change. Whilst single-use plastic has continued to dominate the headlines, the impact on food wastage is rarely discussed. We’ve put together some headline statistics to show how […]

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What do you know about ethylene oxide? if you are not very familiar with what ethylene oxide is, this infographic is just for you. Read what ethylene oxide is used for as well as why this chemical is so dangerous. The infographic also informs about the relation between ethylene oxide and cancer. Is it true […]

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London is a large city, not the largest, but with a population of 8.1 million within a tightly packed 1,572 km² concrete jungle for the most part, recycling and rubbish clearance are a big issue. Londoners produce obscene amounts of waste in a daily basis and with global warming become a leading topic in conversations […]

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The whole world is in danger because of some major concern taken place in the enviroment and at the most extent human itself is resposible for this kind of situation. Here we have raised a question that the world will going to end soon, how can we save it? Through this infographic our aim is […]

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Freshwater is vital to human survival. Our ancestors had the keen awareness that it was strategically advantageous to settle near rivers. This understanding drove the transition from tribes of early hunter-gatherers into civilization as we know it. Along with being a consistent source of drinkable water, rivers provide fertile land for hunting, fishing, agriculture, and […]

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KP waste provides cost effective waste management solutions for small businesses across multiple sectors. They understand the different needs and concerns of small businesses. They take the time to listen and fully appreciate your individual requirements to offer a bespoke waste management solution to suit your circumstances and budget. KP are reliable, responsive and competitively […]

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This infographic highlights and describes four of the most common native trees that you are able to find and see in the United Kingdom. Here you can learn about the history and origins of the different trees, and more importantly, how to identify them. This could be by the height of the tree, the family […]

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Humans have been roaming the face of the earth for thousands of years, leaving behind a wealth of knowledge and history. While we as a species may have witnessed many great events, there are plants and trees that have been standing just as long, if not longer. While many know that trees can live for […]

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The creators of this infographic recycle all forms of non-ferrous metals including: Copper Brass Aluminum Stainless Steel Lead Car batteries Catalytic converters Nickel based metal Precious metals They can also recycle ferrous metals (Iron or Steel), however they do not pay for these. Ferrous scrap can be found in washing machines, tumble driers, cookers, boilers […]

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There are big differences in the amount you are likely to pay to your water utilities depending on where you live in the UK. That’s according to our newest infographic, we’ve brought together the average yearly (metered) cost for water for different regions and colour coded them into a useful map. Source: https://www.freeflush.co.uk/blogs/freeflush-rainwater-harvesting-blog/whos-paying-most-for-water-bills-in-britain Embed This […]

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