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Expanding Sanitary Infrastructure and the Shaping of River History: River Vantaa (Finland) 1876-1982 [PDF]
Environment and History, 2015 Abstract This article investigates the environmental history of the River Vantaa, southern Finland, and its interaction with the spatial development of water-related infrastructures in an urbanising environment. The article argues that the overlapping use of the river as part of both waste water and drinking water infrastructures has ...
Paula Schönach
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Assessment of Sanitary Infrastructures and Polluting Loads in Pojuca River (Brazil) [PDF]
Water Practice and Technology, 2012 This study was carried out to quantitatively and qualitatively investigate sources of water pollution in Pojuca river basin, in order to define ameliorative interventions. The basin of Pojuca river is located in Recôncavo Norte region, immediately northwards from Salvador da Bahia, capital city of Bahia State (Brazil).
Mentore Vaccari +2 more
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Journal of Ecological Engineering, 2021 The aim of this paper was to present the current state and the need for development of the sanitary infrastructure in the communes of the Ryki District located in the Lublin Voivodeship. The Ryki District encompasses 1 urban Commune – Dęblin, 1 urban-rural Commune – Ryki and 4 rural communes: Kłoczew, Nowodwór, Stężyca and Ułęż.
Karolina Jóźwiakowska, Agnieszka Micek
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Influence of sanitary infrastructure on nutrient transport mechanisms in a headwater catchment
2023Sanitary infrastructures draining smaller villages are often not taken specifically into account when discussing catchment transport process. One reason is the limited data availability, as they are usually not part of (high frequency) monitoring strategies, although it has been shown, that they can have a significant impact on water quantity and ...
Caroline Spill +2 more
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Efficiency Analysis of Water Conservation Measures in Sanitary Infrastructure Systems by Means of a Systemic Approach [PDF]
Sustainability, 2020 The challenges of urban water management and sanitary infrastructure (water supply (WSS), sewage (SS), urban drainage (UDS) systems) are increasingly frequent in Brazilian cities whether as a combined result of overcrowding and/or a lack governmental interest and hence investments, in the sector.
Richter, Karoline +2 more
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Residual Urbanism: Sanitary Infrastructures and the Governance of Waste in Rio De Janeiro
Political GeographyMariana Cavalcanti +1 more
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Local Environment, 2010
Much has been made of the need for cities to become more sustainable, particularly since for the first time in human history over half of the world's population are urban dwellers. Cities concentrate human activities in an exceptionally powerful manner, and this includes resource use and the generation of pollution.
Stephanie Pincetl
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Much has been made of the need for cities to become more sustainable, particularly since for the first time in human history over half of the world's population are urban dwellers. Cities concentrate human activities in an exceptionally powerful manner, and this includes resource use and the generation of pollution.
Stephanie Pincetl
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Community Coordination of Municipal Water & Sanitary Sewer Infrastructure
Most communities are judged by the quality of their housing stocks, school districts, public spaces and labor market. These are the typical factors cited when people describe why they choose to live and work in a particular location. For this reason, these community features receive the most day-to-day attention, topping the list of talking points for ...Carson, Robert, Vega, Zach
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