Sydney Water becoming a utility of the future
Sydney Water is becoming a utility of the future by increasing energy efficiency and generating renewable energy with the savings passed onto customers.
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Smart water meters managing limited supplies
One of the major challenges for all nations is ensuring people have reliable access to water. Read about how smart water meters can manage limited supplies.
Read analysisMitigating water risks to the pharmaceutical industry
The WEF ranks the water supply crises as the number 1 global risk to businesses. Read about mitigating water risks to the pharmaceutical industry.
Read analysisEurope’s transboundary flood risk management plans
Each EU Member State must have flood risk management plans by the end of 2015. Read what the plans should contain based on the Danube’s initiatives.
Read analysisEcotourism reliant on healthy waterways
Ecotourism is reliant on healthy watersheds. However, without appropriate planning and management environmental degradation can impact local economies.
Read analysisBerlin’s urban redevelopment along the Spree
ARCADIS' Sustainability Index ranks Berlin as one of the most sustainable cities in the world. Read Berlin's urban redevelopment project along the Spree.
Read analysisHospitals save lives and water
In the U.S. water used in hospitals comprises seven percent of the total water usage in the nation. Read how hospitals save lives and water.
Read analysisClimate and water risks to the food and beverage industry
The F&B industry is one of the most exposed sectors to climate and water risks. Read why companies need to ensure key suppliers report these risks.
Read analysisThe Rhine’s integrated approach to flood management
21 million people worldwide are affected by floods each year on average.
Read analysisNew Orleans 10 years on from Hurricane Katrina
New Orleans is at watershed point in its management of stormwater. Read how the city is poised to implement green infrastructure projects.
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