The growth of the world's population increases the demand for fresh water, food, energy,
and technology, which in turn leads to increasing amount of wastewater, produced both by …

In this paper, we use a theoretical framework of coupled human and natural systems to
review the methodological advances in urban water demand modeling over the past 3 …

Nachhaltigkeit ist weltweit zu einem zentralen Leitbild in Politik, Wirtschaft und Wissenschaft
geworden. Im Kern geht es um die Suche nach einem gerechten Zivilisations-und …

Household survey data for 10 countries are used to quantify and test the importance of price
and nonprice factors on residential water demand and investigate complementarities …

Achieving a thorough understanding of the determinants of household water consumption is
crucial to support demand management strategies. Yet, existing research on household …

Policies for water demand management (WDM) have evolved in recent decades as an
important strategy to reduce water consumption in cities. The objective of this study is to …

Necessity of Sustainable water demand management (SWDM) is immensely higher in the
rapidly urbanized mega cities of the world where groundwater depletion and water deficit …

The occurrence of human pathogenic viruses in aquatic ecosystems and, in particular, in
internal water bodies (ie, river, lakes, groundwater, drinking water reservoirs, recreational …

Because water is a key at-risk resource, improved water management is essential. In terms
of quantity, the two major alternatives in water management can be grouped into:(i) …

Demand for freshwater is rising with factors, such as population growth, land use change
and climate variations, rendering water availability in the future uncertain. Groundwater …