Chapter
Chapter 2: Challenges for traditional water supplies: Copenhagen as an example
Chapter 3: Selection of cases
3.2 SCREENING AND SELECTED CASES
Chapter 4: Geographical trends
5.2 HIGHLIGHTS OF OTHER EXAMPLES
Case 1: Mandatory rainwater collection in Stenløse, Denmark
Factors affecting water consumption
Case 2: The sustainable urban district of Hammarby Sjöstad, Sweden
Factors affecting water consumption
Risks and environmental conditions
Case 3: Secondary Water supply in the Millennium Dome, London, UK
Case 4: Water recycling through groundwater in Wulpen, Belgium
Case 5: Wastewater reclamation in Blanes, Costa Brava, Spain
Case 6: Bank infiltration and artificial groundwater recharge in Berlin, Germany
Case 7: Integrated rainwater use in Berlin, Germany
Case 8: Reclamation of wastewater in Orange County, California
Factors affecting water consumption
Case 9: Wastewater reuse via membrane-bioreactor in Rio Rancho, New Mexico
Factors affecting water consumption
Case 10: Direct reuse in Windhoek, Namibia
Factors affecting water consumption
Case 11: Water management in Singapore
Factors affecting water consumption
Case 12: Mandatory Rainwater Collection in Seoul, South Korea
Case 13: Local water reuse in Japan
Case 14: Desalination in Perth, Western Australia
Factors affecting water consumption
Case 15: Gold Coast water future, Queensland, Australia
Factors affecting water consumption
Chapter 6: Alternative water resources: overview and discussion of cases
6.1 WATER CONSUMPTION AND WATER SAVINGS
6.1.2 Household consumption
6.2 RECLAIMING WASTEWATER
6.2.1 Applications of reclamation
6.2.2 Technology and costs
6.2.3 Summary and relevance
6.3.2 Technology and costs
6.3.3 Summary and relevance
6.4.2 Technology and costs
6.4.3 Summary and relevance
6.5 SUMMARY OF RESOURCE ALTERNATIVES
Chapter 7: Water policy and planning
7.2 INTEGRATED WATER MANAGEMENT
7.2.1 Community involvement
7.2.2 Public debate – the case in Toowoomba, Australia
7.2.3 Handling public debate
7.3 PERCEPTION OF WATER MANAGEMENT AND WATER QUALITY
Chapter 8: Risks and management of residuals (concentrates) and brines
8.1 RISKS AND WATER QUALITY
8.1.1 Reclamation and desalination for drinking water use
8.2 DISCHARGE OF CONCENTRATES
Chapter 9: Concluding remarks
9.1 URBAN WATER SELF-SUFFICIENCY
9.3 WATER CONSUMPTION AND WATER SAVINGS
9.4 RECLAMATION OF WASTEWATER
9.5 SECONDARY WATER SUPPLY BASED ON REUSED WATER, AND RAINWATER
9.8 RISKS FOR POPULATION HEALTH
9.9 PUBLIC CONCEPTION OF WATER QUALITY
9.10 THE POTENTIAL FOR ALTERNATIVE WATER RESOURCE USE IN CITIES
Appendix: List of screened cases
Alternative Water Management and Self-Sufficient Water Supplies
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