Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • Yachting Monthly

    RYA to monitor temporary relaxation of sewage treatment rules

    Oct 14, 2021 2 minutes
    Katy Stickland News editor

    Water companies are being allowed to skip the final stage of sewage treatment due to problems with the supply of ferric sulphate, known as iron salts.

    The chemical is used to reduce the level of phosphorus found in wastewater. Phosphorus can affect water quality, causing excessive growth of algae and plants which can clog boat propellers and intakes. Primary and secondary treatment of wastewater

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from Yachting Monthly

    Yachting Monthly2 min read
    Tributes Paid To Boatbuilder Iain Oughtred
    Tributes have flowed in for renowned boatbuilder and designer Iain Oughtred who died on the Isle of Skye in February, aged 84. Born in Melbourne in 1939, Iain grew up in Sydney sailing, building and designing fast dinghies from an early age, becoming
    Yachting Monthly3 min read
    Russia Suspected Of 63-hour Attack On GPS Signals In The Baltic Region
    Russia is suspected of launching a 63-hour-long attack on GPS signals in the Baltic region, starting on 31 March, Easter Sunday, in a move that affected more than 1,600 passenger planes, as well as other GPS users. The incident, which saw at least 1,
    Yachting Monthly8 min read
    Adventure exploring The Northern Aegean
    Arriving in late March at my partner’s home in Greece, I was expecting a few days at the house before sailing. But with a period of southerly winds forecast – unusual enough to be worth making the most of – the skipper was itching to get going. Havin

    Related