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Buxton Advertiser

Nestle Waters  uses innovation in Buxton to care for the environment Nestlé Waters  becomes one of the first companies in the UK to use thermo-electric technology to remove Japanese Knotweed from site...

Nestlé

World Water Week organised by Stockholm International Water Institute is celebrated annually to encourage everyone to think how we can manage water more sustainably. This year, it’s focusing on using innovative...

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Government Business

Japanese Knotweed Agency was commissioned in 2018 after Japanese Knotweed had affected over 1M properties UK wide, with an estimated loss on property values of over £1 TRILLION POUNDS, and 2018 seen the...

Daily Mail

A British startup is trying to tackle the UK’s Japanese Knotweed problem by using a thermoelectric treatment to effectively boil the root of the plant and prevent regrowth.

Express.co.uk

Japanese knotweed is an invasive weed that spreads quickly with deeply penetrating underground roots. The plant can grow to be 2.1m tall and can cause widespread damage to building structures and foundations...

The Telegraph

It’s one of the most invasive species in the UK and affects around 1.5m properties, causing damage to walls and drainage systems