Pure Water, Pure Gold for San Diego
San Diego imports 85% of its water. To lower costs and become more resilient, San Diego is initiating its Pure Water program to produce recycled water.
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San Diego imports 85% of its water. To lower costs and become more resilient, San Diego is initiating its Pure Water program to produce recycled water.
Read analysisStockholm is one Europe's leading cities in terms of wastewater treatment and solid-waste treatment. Read about its world-class waste solutions.
Read analysisThe Green Economy and the Water-Energy-Food Nexus argues that a variety of policies are required to reduce resource scarcity and achieve green growth.
Read analysisIn the future wastewater is a source of resources. One city taking the lead is Aarhus, who is building a future-proof wastewater resource plant.
Read analysisSydney has developed a water blueprint that aims to increase the resilience of the city's water system to climate change and environmental degradation.
Read analysisHong Kong’s Drainage Services Department (DSD) is actively revitalizing water bodies across the city to create a blue and green Hong Kong.
Read analysisBlue and Green Cities offers new research on urban policy innovations that promote the use of blue-green infrastructure in managing water sustainably.
Read analysisThe National Water and Sewage Corporation of Uganda is Africa’s leading water utility, using a range of demand management tools to achieve water security.
Read analysisThe Green Economy and the Water-Energy-Food Nexus argues that a variety of policies will be required to reduce nexus pressures and develop a green economy.
Read analysisThe Water Show Africa bridges the opportunities and challenges in the water sector. Read my keynote speech on achieving water security and the SDGs.
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