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Pure Water, Pure Gold for San Diego
San Diego imports 85% of its water supply from the Colorado River and Northern California Bay Delta. Over the past 15...
Stockholm’s world-class waste solutions
In the recently published Urban Water Atlas for Europe, Stockholm is rated as one of the...
A future-proof wastewater resource plant
Traditionally, wastewater is seen as a burden that needs treating and disposing of. However, as demand for water grows and the...
Sydney’s water blueprint
Cities across the globe face long-term challenges from the direct and indirect impacts of climate change and environmental degradation. In light...
A Blue and Green Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s Drainage Services Department (DSD) is actively revitalizing water bodies across the city with priority...
Blue and Green Cities
This book offers new research on urban policy innovations that promote the application of blue-green infrastructure in managing water resources sustainably....
Creating a green skyline
Green building certification schemes have proliferated around the world as cities and countries attempt to reduce the environmental impacts of the...
Ontario’s drive to cut building emissions
Globally, buildings are responsible for 40% of annual energy consumption and up to 30% of all...
PPPs funding new water infrastructure
In the water supply and sanitation sector, ensuring access and service quality is often challenged by a range of factors including...
Wastewater becomes resourcewater
A paradigm shift is required to stop viewing wastewater as a problem and instead see it...
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