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Smart Water Meters Improve Water Efficiency and Utility Resilience
Discover how smart water meters improve leak detection, customer water management, and utility efficiency through Austin’s My ATX Water programme.
Read analysisUrban Agriculture Water Conservation: The Community Garden Irrigation Meter Grant Program
Discover how San Francisco’s Community Garden Irrigation Meter Grant Program promotes efficient irrigation, water monitoring, and sustainable urban agriculture.
Read analysisCalifornia Urban Water Conservation Regulation Sets New Efficiency Standards
California’s new urban water conservation regulation sets stricter efficiency targets and supports long-term drought resilience.
Read analysisIndustrial Water Efficiency: How Singapore Aligns Recycling Rules and Funding Support
Explore how Singapore’s Water Efficiency Fund and industrial recycling rules help water-intensive industries improve efficiency and strengthen resilience.
Read analysisUrban Water Reuse Systems: Building Resilience in Water-Stressed Cities
Urban water reuse systems reduce potable demand and strengthen resilience in arid cities by capturing rainwater, stormwater, and gray water.
Read analysisEco-Districts and Water Sustainability: Strategies for Conservation, Efficiency, and Resilience
Discover how eco-districts use smart water design, green infrastructure, and local reuse systems to strengthen urban water sustainability and resilience. Explore Lloyd EcoDistrict’s pioneering approach.
Read analysisLife Cycle Thinking to Save Water in Buildings
With Europe facing water scarcity, read how the EU is testing a life cycle thinking framework to reduce water consumption in buildings.
Read analysisCreating Water Efficient Businesses
Welsh Water has developed a range of programs to cater for its business customers’ specific needs, helping them become water efficient businesses.
Read analysisWising Up to Water
With cities facing rising demand for water, along with variable supplies, water utilities are providing tailored advice that focuses on wising up to water.
Read analysisThe Lone Star State’s Smart Water Leader
Texas’ population is growing as is water demand. Read how the Lone Star State’s smart water leader is decoupling population growth from water demand.
Read analysisThe Sunshine State’s more crop per drop program
To meet rising demand for food, the Sunshine State will double agricultural production. Read how its more crop per drop plan will ensure water efficiency.
Read analysisNYC’s water-energy-carbon nexus
New York City has committed itself to a low-carbon future. To reduce the water-energy-carbon nexus the city has at its disposal its Water-Energy Nexus Tool.
Read analysisTailor-made industrial water
With industry demand for water increasing read how water utilities are making tailored-made industrial water to ensure businesses keep ticking over.
Read analysisInnovation in the face of water scarcity
Melbourne could see demand for water outstrip supply very soon. In response, the city’s water utilities are innovating in the face of water scarcity.
Read analysisCustomer-centric water utilities
Water utilities in San Francisco, Toronto and Washington DC are beginning to implement customer-centric systems.
Read analysisEurope’s green (blue) capital crowned
Oslo has been crowned Europe’s green (blue) capital for 2019 due to its commitment to protecting the environment including reducing water consumption.
Read analysisThe Green Economy and the Water-Energy-Food Nexus
The 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 analysisSydney’s water blueprint
Sydney has developed a water blueprint that aims to increase the resilience of the city's water system to climate change and environmental degradation.
Read analysisThe Green Economy and the Water-Energy-Food Nexus
The 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 analysisAchieving water security and the SDGs
The Water Show Africa bridges the opportunities and challenges in the water sector. Read my keynote speech on achieving water security and the SDGs.
Read analysisA water crisis in Malta
“We are in a crisis”. Hydrologist Marco Cremona pleads to put water higher on Malta’s national agenda.
Read analysisWater crisis in Malta
“We are in a crisis”. Hydrologist Marco Cremona pleads to put water higher on Malta’s national agenda.
Read analysisNew book out: Urban Water Security (Wiley)
With global demand for water projected to outstrip supply cities will be water-insecure. Read Urban Water Security on how cities can become water-secure.
Read analysisCreating a water-secure future for cities
With demand for water projected to outstrip supply in the coming decades read how various cities use demand management to create a water-secure future.
Read analysisCape Town’s quest for water security
Cape Town is warning its residents that their water consumption is too high and they need to conserve. Read about the city’s quest for water security.
Read analysisReducing water-food nexus pressures
With the global population projected to reach 9 billion in 2050, demand for food will increase by over 70% resulting in water-food nexus pressures.
Read analysisNew book out soon: Urban Water Security (Wiley)
In the 21st Century, climate change and rapid urbanization will put at risk urban water security. As such, cities will need to implement demand management.
Read analysisDC having fun while improving sustainability
The District of Columbia has initiated the Smarter DC Challenge and Power DC program so participants can have fun while improving sustainability.
Read analysisLA 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.
Read analysisSustainable water cities optimizing urban water use
Arcadis’ 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 coming soon
Urban 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
Smart and sustainable water-using cities use big data and technology to minimize water consumption as well as promote a higher quality of life.
Read analysisA drought-proof Perth
Western Australia’s Water Corporation has developed a drought-proof plan for Perth to ensure there is enough water for all, even with climate change.
Read analysisPittsburgh’s advanced water metering system
Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority’s advanced water metering system allows for better leak detection and greater customer awareness on water conservation.
Read analysisAustralian airport a national leader in water management
Canberra’s airport is a national leader in water management with a dedicated campaign to reduce water use and educate other water users across Australia.
Read analysisSan Francisco’s bold and risqué water strategy
San Francisco’s water strategy is bold and risqué with sexy conservation messages and water recycling initiatives.
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