Water reuse is rapidly becoming an integral feature of resilient water systems, where
municipal wastewater undergoes advanced treatment, typically involving a sequence of …

Rapidly‐growing concern among scholars and policy makers over residential drinking water
affordability in the United States highlights the need to identify and assess the efficacy of …

Clean, abundant water is essential to the health of New York State's residents, ecosystems,
and economy. This critical natural resource faces numerous challenges associated with …

An increase in the number and strength of natural catastrophes experienced over the past
few decades has accelerated the damage sustained by infrastructures. Drinking water and …

The cost of providing water services is increasing, placing greater financial burdens on
individual households and utilities. Five metrics were calculated at multiple volumes of water …

This review examines key economic concepts in relation to the price and value of water for
the supply and demand of household water. It responds to a series of questions about water …

Disparities in drinking water quality pose harm to public health across the United States. Yet,
few studies have systematically analyzed disproportionate exposure to impaired drinking …

The imperative to make energy and resource consumption more sustainable is prompting a
critical reconsideration of all human endeavours. Within urban water management, the drive …

Despite increases in federal infrastructure funding that could provide adequate wastewater
management for thousands of US communities, the pace of progress in small, underserved …

A Slow-Moving Disaster — The Jackson Water Crisis and the Health Effects of Racism |
New England Journal of Medicine Skip to main content The New England Journal of …