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This page advises healthcare professionals working within the community, care homes or hospital environments on how to reduce the risks of hot weather to the health of people they provide care for.
This page advises those working with children on how to reduce the risks of hot weather to the health of people they provide care for. This is part of the guidance for the hazard: heat.
A transformational technology that uses microwaves to defrost and ultrasound to break down contaminants in melted lunar ice to provide clean, drinkable water for astronauts has won the UK Space Agency-funded Aqualunar Challenge.
Emerging techniques on how to prevent or minimise the environmental impacts of hydrogen production by electrolysis of water.
Information on the potential health impacts of drought in England and the measures that people can take to stay healthy during these events.
Health advice for those planning events and mass gatherings during periods of hot weather in England.
This Heat-Health Alert action card summarises the suggested actions that providers of health or social care should consider at each Heat-Health Alert level.
The Mining Remediation Authority works with others to unlock the heat within historical coal mine networks to transform the homes and workplaces of the future.
Formerly part of M18, technical guidance for industrial plant operators (and their contractors) who monitor effluent discharges to water and sewer.
What local authorities must do to grant recognition for natural mineral water and carry out ongoing checks.
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