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Author Archives: Agnieszka Hobot
Your vacation affects the water. Even if you’re only going away for the weekend
Trash on the shore is the most visible sign of a waterfront vacation. But it's [...]
May
New water regulations are just the beginning. The water and sewer industry is in for a costly revolution
New water quality regulations, rising energy costs, PFAS and the pending wastewater directive could completely [...]
May
The Solska Forest is burning. Could beavers have saved it?
The Solska Forest is burning. Hundreds of firefighters, helicopters and aircraft are taking part in [...]
May
The Lamus River is coming back to the surface. Lodz invests in green and blue infrastructure
The restoration of rivers in cities is increasingly becoming one of the tools for adapting [...]
Apr
We are facing a drought in 2026. It’s not enough to talk about it – you have to stop the water
Drought has once again become one of the most repeated words in the debate about [...]
Apr
Polish waters in increasingly worse condition. Beata Olejarz, president of PZW, on the scale of the problem
Polish waters are no longer just losing their quality. They are also increasingly losing their [...]
Mar
A peat bog without water acts like a compost pile. Prof. Viktor Kotovsky explains what degrades wetlands
In wetlands, the most important things happen where you can't see the water table. A [...]
Feb
Wetlands remember. On how traditional ecological knowledge can become helpful in conservation
The history of wetlands is written in the field - in the mowing season, in [...]
Feb
Man to wolf
First there is silence, the kind that only happens before dawn. The community road is [...]
Jan
Hydrosommelier at the Christmas table. On the taste of water, health and the pitfalls of labels
The Christmas tree is sparkling, the kitchen smells of borscht and mushrooms, someone is still [...]
Dec
