Using Technology To Protect A Scarce Resource
Published by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network in Technology
Over the coming two decades, up to 40 per cent of the world’s population will face absolute water scarcity. One solution to this problem is smart water, a portfolio of new technologies and techniques that allow us to better manage our water resources, argues economist Dr. David Lloyd Owen.
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Category: Technology
- Integrated Water Management
- Water Management
- Manager Smart Water Management
2 Comments
There is no need for further evidence that water 'woes' have increased multifold due to totally changed patterns of water use and water availability remaining same. But at the same time a deeper insight into water demand pattern combined with new technology has resulted into completely newer systems of 'Integrated Water Resource Management. For instance 'Malkapur Municipal Council' experience of treating 14.5 mld of water everyday ,,,,,,,,
Published by Ramani Iyer, Founder Every Drop Counts Foundation
The coastal shortages are best met with zero carbon buoyant desalination - low tech and low cost. Pleas email for details. rosjonesenvedu@hotmail.com
Published by Rosemary Jones