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The aim of this project was to understand current household water use behaviour and water use patterns in Harbin, North of China, to improve the efficiency of household water use, ...
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The project was commissioned to achieve the following objectives: Broaden baseline data by investigating the causes of high water consumption in the residential sector. Deter ...
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The whole Mediterranean area is characteriszed by a strong need of new solutions able to provide sanitations services while reducing water use and wastewater discharge. The SWMED p ...
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The European Commission has identified labelling as a means of encouraging consumers to opt for water efficient products. A common water label at the European level would help coun ...
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The Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards Scheme (WELS), introduced in July 2006, is a key program in the suite of options recently implemented by government agencies and water ...
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The purpose of this study, commissioned by Environment Australia, was to examine the potential for, and impacts of, introducing a national mandatory water efficiency labelling (WEL ...
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This paper outlines some of the actions being pursued in Portugal with a view to improve water efficiency in buildings and products. One such action is the AveiroDOMUS House of the ...
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EcoWater addressed the development of meso-level eco-efficiency indicators for technology assessment through a systems' approach. The effort focussed on enhancing the understanding ...
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Water consumption and water conservation are significant issues in Australia. In contrast with many schools across Australia that are already engaged in water education and water c ...
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In this article, several studies which were commissioned to assess the effectiveness of campaigns after their implementation are discussed. In order to be more effective, the artic ...
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