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Towards water smart cities!?

2024

Aspegren, Henrik

Drivers for a shift towards a circular water system are climate adaptation, increased demands for water and wastewater treatment and new demands from customers Implementing a circular water system has numerous benefits, but it also faces several significant barriers e.g.: - Complex Regulations and Permits - Public Perception and Acceptance - Technological and Infrastructure Challenges - Uncertain Economic Incentives - Lack of Public and Political Support. In addition to environmental concerns, we have to plan and invest with robustness and resilience in mind. This may also be a driver for circular water systems.

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latvia sweden towns water circulation water supply

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EcoTech 2024: 14th Annual International Scientific Conference on Establishment of Cooperation Between Companies and Institutions in the Baltic Sea region and the World: book of abstracts, Jelgava, Latvia, 19–20 November 2024

Publisher LBTU Faculty of Forest and Environmental Sciences

Other Subjects

Circular water system; Smart cities; Water wise cities

Language

English

Note

Physical Description : online resource Note : Summary only Genre/Form : E-resource

Type

Conference Paper; Conference Part; Text

In AGRIS since: 2025-02-03

Modification date: 2025-02-19

Format: MODS

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DOI https://lbtufb.lbtu.lv/conference/ECOTECH/EcoTech_Abstracts_Book_2024.pdf

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