Types of buildings and devices that need a water management program Minimum components of a water management program Devices (water heaters, cooling towers, shower heads, etc.) to prevent the growth ...

Darrin Dodds, Darla Huff, and Jason Krutz discuss installation of tile drainage as preparations are made to install the main line at Mississippi State’s R.R. Foil Plant Science Research Center. (Photo ...

Smart water management systems represent a transformative approach to resource conservation and urban planning. By integrating advanced sensor technologies with high-resolution smart metering and ...

How cities manage their water resources deeply intertwines with urban growth and sustainability. Securing water availability and maintaining urban areas' quality of life and economic vitality requires ...

Water is a finite and increasingly scarce resource across the globe. It’s imperative to life as we know it, yet as many as one in three people do not have access to clean drinking water. Naturally, ...

The world of smart home plumbing is still relatively small, but the benefits of hooking up your home’s pipes with sensors can save you loads on repairs by catching leaks early. Managing your water ...

<< Previous Chapter: WATER MANAGEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES AND IRANWater Management, Conservation, and Reuse in the Western United States--Henry Vaux, Jr. At the present time, improvements in water ...

Western University provides funding as a member of The Conversation CA-FR. Western University provides funding as a member of The Conversation CA. This year witnessed one of the hottest and driest ...

A pilot program that would use artificial intelligence to improve Nashville's water management system with an early warning system has made it a step closer to beginning development in partnership ...

Farm workers pull up irrigation drip lines in a garlic field served by the Westlands Water District near Huron in this 2015 photo. Maintaining ag lands is a goal of Fresno County’s new general plan, ...