Water management

In urban areas, storm water picks up pollution mainly from impervious surfaces and conveys it through pipes either directly to recipients or to a wastewater treatment plant. An alternative to this approach is ecological storm water management, where polluted storm water is treated and volumes are reduced through a variety of techniques that include infiltration, retention/detention, bio filters, and structural controls. THE ABC FOR SUSTAINABLE CITIES UNEP / UN HABITAT / FIDIC / GI-REC Based…

Water Resource Management - The process of planning, developing, distributing and managing the optimum use of Water Resources.

Making Waves: My Dive into Community Water Conservation Water Conservation As I delved headfirst into the realm of community water-saving education initiatives, it seemed more like a passion project than a business one; the actors were just as enthusiastic about learning their lines and improvising as I was about directing the play. Imagine for a second that the community garden doubles as a school and that the topic of instruction for the day is rainwater collection. I was trying to explain…

A green row celery field is watered and sprayed by irrigation equipment in the Salinas Valley, California USA

Rainwater harvesting is the sustainable practice of collecting and storing rain for reuse. Learn more about how to harvest and use rainwater.

SFWMD Issues Water Shortage Order for Northeastern Portion of Cape Coral

Interactive project about the integrated urban water management

AI Innovations for Soil Health Monitoring in Sustainable Farms Sustainable Farms In a time where economic farming is fundamental, the combination of computerized reasoning (AI) and soil well-being checking has emerged as a distinct advantage. Being confronted with the test of guaranteeing the productive use of declining assets and keeping its relationship with nature solid, inventive reasoning is critical. AI-driven advances have opened new frontiers in soil well-being appraisal, empowering…

Every year on March 22nd, the world comes together to recognize International World Water Day to create awareness and advocate for Sustainable Development Goal 6: “Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all by 2030.” In 1993, The United Nations General Assembly designated the 22nd of March as the very first World Water Day. The day was …

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