Features
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Basel is hot in the city
A Swiss city is a pioneer in efficient use of renewable energy, and global economies could learn a great deal from its district heating system. -
Cloud seeding could help solve water shortage
Some people may think cloud seeding to create rain belongs in the realms of science fiction, but it is alive and well in many countries. -
Executive Board visits Korean rainwater harvesting project
Members of the WPC Executive Board, meeting in Seoul, South Korea on 28-29 October 2008, took the opportunity to visit a rainwater harvesting project in the ... -
The importance of risk prevention
Global warming means microbiological contamination is an increasing problem in water supply systems. A Portuguese report, abridged and reproduced here, highlights how water safety plans can ... -
A scientific look at adapting showers for water conservation
Conserving one of the planet’s most precious resources was the focus of a recent interdisciplinary study into domestic showering in the UK. The results are part ... -
Positive trends to water and energy commitments
The results of a survey WPR magazine conducted in 2008, unearthed some interesting facts and figures. -
Structured plumbing offers real benefits for water savers
Because there is a clear link between water use and energy consumption, saving water can also save energy. The search is underway to find more efficient ... -
Plumbing industry gets smart about water use
One of the foundation aims of worldplumbinginfo.com is to spread knowledge and good practice globally to reduce water use and improve sanitation. The first two ... -
Protection against product copying
Manufacturers and trade show organizers have strategies to counter the pirating of designs and brands, but the best defence is to refuse to buy copies. -
Bad water kills more children than war
In the Western world there is scant appreciation of how fortunate we are to have public infrastructure, general good health and pleasant living conditions.
