Centralized water infrastructure has, over the last century, brought safe and reliable drinking
water to much of the world. But climate change, combined with aging and underfunded …

The promise of collecting and utilizing large amounts of data has never been greater in the
history of urban water management (UWM). This paper reviews several data-driven …

The effects of climate change, population growth, and future hydrologic uncertainties
necessitate increased water conservation, new water resources, and a shift towards …

Water systems need to become more locally robust and sustainable in view of increased
population demands and supply uncertainties. Decentralized treatment is often assumed to …

Highlights•Climate change presents new challenges for centralised water
infrastructure.•New technologies offer modular, adaptive, and decentralised water supply …

Centralized wastewater treatment has been the favorite wastewater treatment strategy until a
few decades ago, in order to exploit each possible scale economy. Nowadays, water stress …

The increase in urbanization and climate change brings new challenges to the cities'
sustainability and resilience, mainly related to flood and drought events. Among these …

Rapid development, urbanization, and population growth have contributed to water stress in
many parts of the world. As freshwater sources are finite, it is essential to source for …

Urban water infrastructure (UWI) in cities faces enormous pressure to cope with increased
water demands, handle extreme events and improve the service with minimum resource …

Municipal water and wastewater services have complicated sources of greenhouse gas
(GHG) emissions, and quantifying their roles is critical for tackling global environmental …