A €9.2m EU-funded consortium spanning 17 countries, investigating how multiple stressors – from urban and agricultural land use, water power generation and climate change – affect rivers, lakes and estuaries.
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Topics
Animal Physiology
Antimicrobial Resistance
Aquaculture
Biogeochemistry
Chemistry
Circular Economy
Climate Change
Coastal
Community Engagement
Conservation / wildlife
Contaminants / pollutants
Data management
Drinking water
Drought
Ecology
Ecosystem services
Ecotoxicology
Environmental Risk
Epidemiology
Estuaries
Evolutionary biology
Extreme Events
Fish / fisheries
Flooding
Freshwater
Genetics and genomics
Geochemistry
Groundwater
Human health
Hydrology
Informatics
Lakes and reservoirs
Marine
Microbiology
Modelling
Molecular dynamics
Pathogens
Pollutants
Rainfall
Renewables / energy use
Rivers
Social Science
Sustainable behaviours
Wastewater
Water systems
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Find out more about water research
- Water Innovation and Research Centre (Bath)
- Water Initiative (Bristol)
- Water Research Institute (Cardiff)
- Centre for Water Systems (Exeter)
- The Centre for Resilience in Environment, Water and Waste (Exeter)
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Andy Schofield
Manager
schofielda@cardiff.ac.uk
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GW4 is a collaboration between University of Bath, University of Bristol, Cardiff University and University of Exeter
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