LA cutting the costs of importing water
Los Angeles is using a customized water conservation program for large water-using customers to help the city cut the costs of importing water.
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Los Angeles is using a customized water conservation program for large water-using customers to help the city cut the costs of importing water.
Read analysisWith rapid population growth increasing demand for food many food-growing regions are looking at ways of growing more crop per drop.
Read analysisTo ease the costs of adaptation to water insecurity cities can implement low cost adaptation strategies that are economically beneficial.
Read analysisCities around the world are at risk from climate extremes. To become resilient, while enhancing nature cities are turning to Green Infrastructure solutions.
Read analysisRotterdam’s floating dairy farm turns the threat of climate change into an opportunity that also reduces its ecological footprint.
Read analysisArcadis’ new Water Index ranks the best water-using cities. One area the Water Index recommends all cities improve on is optimizing urban water use.
Read analysisUrban water security (Wiley) will be out this November or December depending on your geographic location, but pre-orders can be made now!
Read analysisSmart and sustainable water-using cities use big data and technology to minimize water consumption as well as promote a higher quality of life.
Read analysisDubai is testing its sustainability initiatives using key indicators developed by ITU. This is in line with the city becoming a smarter sustainable city.
Read analysisTo achieve its ambitious GHG emission reduction goal NYC has implemented the NYC Green Fleeting program to cut back emissions in the transportation sector.
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