Drones and other "digital detection" technology are being used by a water company to cut leaks on its network, bosses say.

Drones and other "digital detection" technology are being used by a water company to cut leaks on its network, bosses say.

Drones and other "digital detection" technology are used by South West Water to cut leaks.

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The company that owns Wayne Disposal Inc. landfill is seeking approval to take in more waste and expand operations, sparking concerns among local residents who oppose the plan.

In a move that strengthens its leadership in smart water technology, Watts Water Technologies is merging Nexa and The ...