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Stricter rules for protecting water in EU enter into force
The EU directive revising the lists of pollutants in surface and groundwaters entered into force today (11 May),…
#Environment #drinkingwater #water #waterpolicy #waterpollution #waterprotection #watersupply #watercourse
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Stricter rules for protecting water in EU enter into force
The EU directive revising the lists of pollutants in surface and groundwaters entered into force today (11 May),…
#Europe #EU #EuropeanCommission #drinkingwater #water #waterpolicy #waterpollution #waterprotection #watersupply #watercourse
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undefined | Uisce Éireann board sought pay rises to bring CEO Niall Gleeson’s salary up to €370,000
The board of Uisce Éireann, Ireland’s public water utility, has submitted a remuneration proposal that would raise chief executive Niall Gleeson’s salary to €370,000. The plan calls for a series of incremental pay rises spread over three years, with the board arguing that the current level of compensation has fallen behind market standards for executives in comparable utilities.
Government documents obtained by the Irish Independent show the board’s justification centres on aligning Gleeson’s pay with private‑sector benchmarks and retaining senior talent in a highly regulated environment. The proposal outlines specific percentage increases each year, culminating in the €370,000 figure, and was presented to the minister responsible for water policy as part of the utility’s annual budget review.
The suggestion has drawn public attention, with commentators questioning whether the increase is appropriate for a publicly funded entity. While the board maintains the raise is necessary to stay competitive, critics argue that the cost should be balanced against the water utility’s service obligations and the broader economic climate. The debate continues as the remuneration plan awaits final approval.
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#uisceéireann #niallgleeson #government #waterpolicy #publicwater
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undefined | Uisce Éireann board sought pay rises to bring CEO Niall Gleeson’s salary up to €370,000
The board of Uisce Éireann, Ireland’s public water utility, has submitted a remuneration proposal that would raise chief executive Niall Gleeson’s salary to €370,000. The plan calls for a series of incremental pay rises spread over three years, with the board arguing that the current level of compensation has fallen behind market standards for executives in comparable utilities.
Government documents obtained by the Irish Independent show the board’s justification centres on aligning Gleeson’s pay with private‑sector benchmarks and retaining senior talent in a highly regulated environment. The proposal outlines specific percentage increases each year, culminating in the €370,000 figure, and was presented to the minister responsible for water policy as part of the utility’s annual budget review.
The suggestion has drawn public attention, with commentators questioning whether the increase is appropriate for a publicly funded entity. While the board maintains the raise is necessary to stay competitive, critics argue that the cost should be balanced against the water utility’s service obligations and the broader economic climate. The debate continues as the remuneration plan awaits final approval.
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#uisceéireann #niallgleeson #government #waterpolicy #publicwater
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undefined | Uisce Éireann board sought pay rises to bring CEO Niall Gleeson’s salary up to €370,000
The board of Uisce Éireann, Ireland’s public water utility, has submitted a remuneration proposal that would raise chief executive Niall Gleeson’s salary to €370,000. The plan calls for a series of incremental pay rises spread over three years, with the board arguing that the current level of compensation has fallen behind market standards for executives in comparable utilities.
Government documents obtained by the Irish Independent show the board’s justification centres on aligning Gleeson’s pay with private‑sector benchmarks and retaining senior talent in a highly regulated environment. The proposal outlines specific percentage increases each year, culminating in the €370,000 figure, and was presented to the minister responsible for water policy as part of the utility’s annual budget review.
The suggestion has drawn public attention, with commentators questioning whether the increase is appropriate for a publicly funded entity. While the board maintains the raise is necessary to stay competitive, critics argue that the cost should be balanced against the water utility’s service obligations and the broader economic climate. The debate continues as the remuneration plan awaits final approval.
Read more: undefined
#uisceéireann #niallgleeson #government #waterpolicy #publicwater
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undefined | Uisce Éireann board sought pay rises to bring CEO Niall Gleeson’s salary up to €370,000
The board of Uisce Éireann, Ireland’s public water utility, has submitted a remuneration proposal that would raise chief executive Niall Gleeson’s salary to €370,000. The plan calls for a series of incremental pay rises spread over three years, with the board arguing that the current level of compensation has fallen behind market standards for executives in comparable utilities.
Government documents obtained by the Irish Independent show the board’s justification centres on aligning Gleeson’s pay with private‑sector benchmarks and retaining senior talent in a highly regulated environment. The proposal outlines specific percentage increases each year, culminating in the €370,000 figure, and was presented to the minister responsible for water policy as part of the utility’s annual budget review.
The suggestion has drawn public attention, with commentators questioning whether the increase is appropriate for a publicly funded entity. While the board maintains the raise is necessary to stay competitive, critics argue that the cost should be balanced against the water utility’s service obligations and the broader economic climate. The debate continues as the remuneration plan awaits final approval.
Read more: undefined
#uisceéireann #niallgleeson #government #waterpolicy #publicwater
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undefined | Uisce Éireann board sought pay rises to bring CEO Niall Gleeson’s salary up to €370,000
The board of Uisce Éireann, Ireland’s public water utility, has submitted a remuneration proposal that would raise chief executive Niall Gleeson’s salary to €370,000. The plan calls for a series of incremental pay rises spread over three years, with the board arguing that the current level of compensation has fallen behind market standards for executives in comparable utilities.
Government documents obtained by the Irish Independent show the board’s justification centres on aligning Gleeson’s pay with private‑sector benchmarks and retaining senior talent in a highly regulated environment. The proposal outlines specific percentage increases each year, culminating in the €370,000 figure, and was presented to the minister responsible for water policy as part of the utility’s annual budget review.
The suggestion has drawn public attention, with commentators questioning whether the increase is appropriate for a publicly funded entity. While the board maintains the raise is necessary to stay competitive, critics argue that the cost should be balanced against the water utility’s service obligations and the broader economic climate. The debate continues as the remuneration plan awaits final approval.
Read more: undefined
#uisceéireann #niallgleeson #government #waterpolicy #publicwater
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ICYMI - 'Colorado has spent generations creating the illusion of abundance in a place defined by scarcity. The illusion is evaporating like scarce water on a hot driveway'
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ICYMI - 'Colorado has spent generations creating the illusion of abundance in a place defined by scarcity. The illusion is evaporating like scarce water on a hot driveway'
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ICYMI - 'Colorado has spent generations creating the illusion of abundance in a place defined by scarcity. The illusion is evaporating like scarce water on a hot driveway'
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ICYMI - 'Colorado has spent generations creating the illusion of abundance in a place defined by scarcity. The illusion is evaporating like scarce water on a hot driveway'
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ICYMI - 'Colorado has spent generations creating the illusion of abundance in a place defined by scarcity. The illusion is evaporating like scarce water on a hot driveway'
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ICYMI - 'Colorado has spent generations creating the illusion of abundance in a place defined by scarcity. The illusion is evaporating like scarce water on a hot driveway'
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ICYMI - 'Colorado has spent generations creating the illusion of abundance in a place defined by scarcity. The illusion is evaporating like scarce water on a hot driveway'
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ICYMI - 'Colorado has spent generations creating the illusion of abundance in a place defined by scarcity. The illusion is evaporating like scarce water on a hot driveway'
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EDITORIAL: Aurora, state water policies need to reflect reality not a green mirage
'Colorado has spent generations creating the illusion of abundance in a place defined by scarcity. The illusion is evaporating like scarce water on a hot driveway'
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EDITORIAL: Aurora, state water policies need to reflect reality not a green mirage
'Colorado has spent generations creating the illusion of abundance in a place defined by scarcity. The illusion is evaporating like scarce water on a hot driveway'
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EDITORIAL: Aurora, state water policies need to reflect reality not a green mirage
'Colorado has spent generations creating the illusion of abundance in a place defined by scarcity. The illusion is evaporating like scarce water on a hot driveway'
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EDITORIAL: Aurora, state water policies need to reflect reality not a green mirage
'Colorado has spent generations creating the illusion of abundance in a place defined by scarcity. The illusion is evaporating like scarce water on a hot driveway'
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EDITORIAL: Aurora, state water policies need to reflect reality not a green mirage
'Colorado has spent generations creating the illusion of abundance in a place defined by scarcity. The illusion is evaporating like scarce water on a hot driveway'
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Kicking off my research journey at the #WesternGroundwaterCongress 2025 in San Diego! As a geographer at @isoewikom I’m diving into the state’s water challenges—especially the #SGMA process.
For Europe, there’s much to learn as we rethink #water management post-2027: funding mechanisms & stakeholder engagement stand out.
Next stop: UC-Davis as a Visiting Scholar to explore water-agriculture links. Excited to connect & share insights #WFD #Groundwater #Sustainability #CaliforniaWater #WaterPolicy -
Cultivating Community How discourse shapes the philosophy, practice and policy of water management in the Murray–Darling Basin
Featured in 2025 CAFS Social, Book Launch and Awards Ceremony
When: June 3, 2025, 7:00-9:30 pm
Where: And/Ore, 1040 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1H7Details and tickets: https://foodstudies.info/news-conferences/upcoming-conference/
#AgriculturalWater #WaterUse #Australia #ClimateChange #Adaptation #Community #SustainableAg #WaterPolicy #Wetlands
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The key line from Alastair Chisholm last month from CIWEM's recent Fresh Water Future report:
"Recently it dawned on me that the sad irony contained within A Fresh Water Future and its findings is that there really is nothing fresh in what it says. It has all been said before. Many times."
The consensus is here, let's see the action.
https://www.ciwem.org/the-environment/a-fresh-water-future-the-key-findings?utm_source=pocket_saves#water #freshwater #CIWEM #waterresources #waterpolicy #waterquality #floodrisk #SuDS
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The key line from Alastair Chisholm last month from CIWEM's recent Fresh Water Future report:
"Recently it dawned on me that the sad irony contained within A Fresh Water Future and its findings is that there really is nothing fresh in what it says. It has all been said before. Many times."
The consensus is here, let's see the action.
https://www.ciwem.org/the-environment/a-fresh-water-future-the-key-findings?utm_source=pocket_saves#water #freshwater #CIWEM #waterresources #waterpolicy #waterquality #floodrisk #SuDS
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The key line from Alastair Chisholm last month from CIWEM's recent Fresh Water Future report:
"Recently it dawned on me that the sad irony contained within A Fresh Water Future and its findings is that there really is nothing fresh in what it says. It has all been said before. Many times."
The consensus is here, let's see the action.
https://www.ciwem.org/the-environment/a-fresh-water-future-the-key-findings?utm_source=pocket_saves#water #freshwater #CIWEM #waterresources #waterpolicy #waterquality #floodrisk #SuDS
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The key line from Alastair Chisholm last month from CIWEM's recent Fresh Water Future report:
"Recently it dawned on me that the sad irony contained within A Fresh Water Future and its findings is that there really is nothing fresh in what it says. It has all been said before. Many times."
The consensus is here, let's see the action.
https://www.ciwem.org/the-environment/a-fresh-water-future-the-key-findings?utm_source=pocket_saves#water #freshwater #CIWEM #waterresources #waterpolicy #waterquality #floodrisk #SuDS
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The key line from Alastair Chisholm last month from CIWEM's recent Fresh Water Future report:
"Recently it dawned on me that the sad irony contained within A Fresh Water Future and its findings is that there really is nothing fresh in what it says. It has all been said before. Many times."
The consensus is here, let's see the action.
https://www.ciwem.org/the-environment/a-fresh-water-future-the-key-findings?utm_source=pocket_saves#water #freshwater #CIWEM #waterresources #waterpolicy #waterquality #floodrisk #SuDS
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Amanda Shankland Ph.D. would like to share the second edition of her monthly newsletter with you. ‘Cultivating Community’ provides stories of how community-centred thinking and action can drive sustainable environmental and food movements forward.
#Newsletter #Food #Sustainable #Environment #FoodMovements #Community #WaterPolicy #Organic #Orchard
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