water matters

A podcast created for those who are committed to sustainable building for a greener planet. With a particular focus on water management.

water matters is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 34 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts water matters, a business show with 34 episodes published.

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  Episode #34

  Episode 33: Hosepipe Ban Explained: Why It Happens and What You Can Still Do

  Aug 7, 202625 min

  Wondering why your water company has banned hosepipes again this summer, and what you're actually still allowed to do? In this episode of the Water Matters podcast, Matt sits down with Callum from GRAF UK to break down exactly what a hosepipe ban is, why water companies bring them in, and how much water a hosepipe really uses compared to a watering can or bucket. Head to watermatters.life to find out more on Hosepipe bans and solutions to help your garden stay healthy!

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  Episode #33

  Episode 32: Catchment-Based Solutions: The Future of Wastewater Design

  Jul 24, 202615 min

  The UK has ambitious housing targets. It also has wastewater infrastructure that was designed for a fraction of today's population. Those two things are on a collision course — and the planning decisions made right now will shape the health of our rivers, communities and environment for the next 50 to 100 years. In this episode, host Jake sits down with Noonie from the GRAF technical team to explore why wastewater has become one of the most important and often overlooked issues in modern housing development. Whether you're working in construction, planning, engineering or sustainability, this conversation cuts through the complexity and explains what needs to change — and what's already starting to. For more on water, sustainability and the issues shaping the future, visit us at watermatters.life and subscribe to our free Water Wednesdays newsletter for the latest stories and developments across the water sector.

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  Episode #32

  Episode 31: We Couldn't Believe These Rainwater Harvesting Systems Were Real

  Jul 10, 202647 min

  In this episode of Water Matters, Matt is joined by Tim Smedley to explore some of the world's most fascinating rainwater harvesting ideas. Inspired by viral AI-generated images that turned out to be fake, they uncover the real innovations being used across the globe—from vertical forests in Italy and musical drainpipes in Germany to desert restoration projects in Africa and sponge streets in the UK. Visit watermattters.life to find out more on rainwater harvesting systems around the world!

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  Episode #30

  Episode 29: Could This Shop Save Our Oceans? | The Rise of Refill Stores

  Jun 12, 202626 min

  Thinking about finding your nearest refill store? Visit refilluk.org.uk to find refill shops and water top-up stations across the country, or find Nothing But Footprints at nothingbutfootprints.co.uk. Most of us generate around 420 kilos of packaging waste every year — and a lot of it ends up somewhere it was never supposed to be. In this episode, host Jake visits Nothing But Footprints, a refill store in the UK, and sits down with owner Dan to find out how packaging-free shopping actually works. From washing up liquid and cereals to toothpaste tablets and compostable sponges, Dan walks through what a refill store stocks, how to use one as a first-time customer, and why he started the whole thing after a diving trip in Southeast Asia left him staring at a mattress floating 50km out at sea in a protected marine park. For more on water, sustainability and the issues shaping our future, visit us at watermatters.life

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  Episode #29

  Episode 28: Why Water Matters More Than You Think

  May 29, 20268 minS0

  <p >Water is the issue hiding in plain sight — affecting floods, food, health, wildlife, housing and the cost of living, and yet most people only think about it when something goes wrong.</p> <p >This episode is a short introduction to the Water Matters podcast and what it's all about. Host Matthew Rolph explains why the platform exists, what topics it covers, and why water is one of the defining challenges of the coming decades. Whether you've just discovered the channel or want to understand what Water Matters is really trying to do, this is the place to start.</p> <p...

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