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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
The number of people without access to improved water supply occupies 11% of the world’s population, calling for a necessary, affordable, but sustainable solution to cleaning water and making it drinkable. This experiment is targeted towards finding cheaper and easier ways to clean water at the location itself without having to spend billions of ...
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Reclaimed Water — Is It for Everyone?

Opflow, 2005
This article discusses the different reactions and results when two residential neighborhoods served by Tucson Water in Arizona were provided with reclaimed water. The article gives a brief background on the water‐conscious community, stresses how committed the community is to increasing the use of effluent as part of its long‐range water supply plan ...
Tom Clark, Karen Dotson
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Reclaimed water - an untapped resource

Desalination, 1996
The need for and benefits of water reclamation from sewage are assessed. The principles and main requirements for potable reuse are analyzed and found to be biological treatment, clarification, disinfection and dissolved pollutant removal. Ozonation has been found to be very effective and beneficial to all four of these elements in South Africa and is ...
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‘Reclaiming public water’

Progress in Development Studies, 2008
The ‘Reclaiming Public Water’ project joins social movements, NGOs, trade unions, public officials and water professionals. In opposition to neoliberal sector policies, they argue for improved public service delivery and effective citizen and workers participation. The paper critically engages with this transnational process of research, networking and
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6. clean water
13. climate action
12. responsible consumption

11. sustainability
agriculture general
15. life on land

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