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Articles by Mikael Khan
Is outsourcing sampling services the shift water utilities need?
By Dr. Mikael Khan Water and wastewater sampling is a core activity of water utilities around the world. While utilities have traditionally handled sampling in-house, this essential task can be a logistical headache. Managing this complex operation – involving people, transportation and specialised sampling equipment – can strain resources and divert focus from key business activities.
Unlocking the power of strategic technologies & services for the water industry
By Dr. Mikael Khan and Nick Browning The water industry faces numerous challenges in safeguarding our most vital resource. Natural disasters, infrastructure failures, and contamination events all threaten to disrupt water services and jeopardise public health and safety. Maintaining and adequately funding strategic services for emergency events in the water industry is essential to mitigate these risks and ensure continuity and resilience.
When painkillers turn deadly – a synthetic opioid crisis - Water Industry Journal
By Hollie Bates and Dr. Mikael Khan An insidious threat is taking hold across the globe – the rise of synthetic opioids. These manufactured drugs, often far more potent than their natural counterparts, are fuelling a surge in addiction and overdose deaths worldwide. Opioids are a class of drugs derived from the opium poppy (Papaver somniferum). These can be sourced naturally or synthetically created to mimic their effects.
Phosphorus removal calls for smart solutions
By Dr. Mikael Khan and Paul Pickard UK waterways face a persistent threat: nutrient pollution. As water companies gear up for AMP8, finding sustainable, cost-effective phosphorus removal solutions is crucial. The health of UK watercourses has been deteriorating over the last few years. Environment Agency figures show that only 14% of rivers in England have good ecological status in 2023.
In Practice: how to stop the dangerous chemicals seeping into our water
Mikael Khan of water treatment company, Arvia, discusses why chemical waste entering the environment is becoming harder to tackle in modern times, and what can be done to try and stop it from happening The latest chemicals which have come under close scrutiny for their potentially dangerous effects are known as Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDCs), and they are found in a startling number of everyday products.
14 Passive Aggressive Office Notes
Sometimes bosses can be future besties too! I hope this guy’s mom gets the job. Did you know that the sentient paper in your office is technically a co-worker too? Well it is, and it seems pretty helpful and laid-back. Having a best friend is great because they always tell me when I need to reel in my laughing and get some real work done. Glad this person specified everyone was there to help. This laid back fellow knows just how to make things get nice and meta. I dunno.
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