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Graduate Develops Retrofit Rainwater Harvesting System to Combat Water Scarcity

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Alyn Griffiths

10mo ago· 7 min readenNews

Summary

Northumbria University graduate Hope Underwood has developed a retrofit rainwater harvesting system called 'Mains to Rains,' designed to divert rainwater from domestic drainpipes for use in flushing toilets. The innovation aims to address water scarcity and rising water bills in the UK, exacerbated by climate change.

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Northumbria University graduate Hope Underwood has developed a water harvesting system that can be retrofitted to domestic drainpipes to divert rainwater and use it for flushing toilets.
Underwood set out to develop a practical solution to the growing water scarcity and rising water bills in the UK, which are being exacerbated by climate change.
Mains to Rains is a retrofit rainwater harvesting kit designed to reduce water bills and promote sustainability.
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Northumbria University graduate Hope Underwood has developed a water harvesting system that can be retrofitted to domestic drainpipes to divert rainwater and use it for flushing toilets.

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