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AWWA's Focus on Reuse: An Update
Gerling, Alex
Journal - American Water Works Association, 2019-01, Vol.111 (1), p.78-79
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Chichester, UK: John Wiley & Sons, Ltd
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Título:
AWWA's Focus on Reuse: An Update
Autor:
Gerling, Alex
Assuntos:
Climate change
;
Drought
;
Economics
;
Environmental management
;
Freshwater
;
Freshwater resources
;
Inland water environment
;
Population growth
;
Resource management
;
Reuse
;
Strategic Planning
;
Surveying
;
Sustainability
;
Urbanization
;
Utility Management
;
Water Conservation
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Water quality
;
Water Resources
;
Water resources management
;
Water reuse
;
Water shortages
;
Water supply
;
Water treatment
;
Water utilities
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Journal - American Water Works Association, 2019-01, Vol.111 (1), p.78-79
Descrição:
Water supplies are increasingly over-allocated as population growth, urbanization, prolonged and severe droughts, and climate change affect water quantity and quality. According to AWWA's 2018 State of the Water Industry Survey, only 24% of utility respondents felt their utility was fully prepared to meet long-term water supply needs. With more demand for freshwater resources, a diversified portfolio of supply and demand management options can contribute to economic and environmental sustainability. To this end, many communities are expanding water conservation efforts while seeking new strategies to ensure that their water supplies meet future demands. Here, an update on AWWA's focus on water reuse is discussed.
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Chichester, UK: John Wiley & Sons, Ltd
Idioma:
Inglês
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