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Water efficiency refers to practices, products, or systems that use less water than traditional products or systems without sacrificing performance. Water-efficient products can include graywater use and low-flow water fixtures (such as toilets or faucets). Water-efficient practices can include landscaping with plants that require less water, use of rainwater for irrigation, and stormwater management.


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April 30, 2008
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'People in Uganda, whose contribution to global warming has been minuscule, are feeling the impacts of climate change first and worst. On the one hand there is more erratic rainfall in the March to June rainy season, bringing drought and reductions in crop yields and plant varieties; on the other hand, the rainfall, especially in the later rains towards the end of the year, is reported as coming in downpours that are more intense and destructive, bringing floods, landslides, and soil erosion. Cl more...

Added by  Najmee Chowdhury  August 27, 2008

'Ground water is the water found in spaces between soil particles and rocks, and within cracks of the bedrock. Some ground water can be found beneath the land surface in most of the southeastern United States. Because of its availability and general good quality, ground water is widely used for household needs and other water purposes.

Ground water is often taken for granted, but recent circumstances indicate that ground water is seriously vulnerable to pollution and depletion. In the Southea more...

Added by  Kasem Ali  August 27, 2008

'This paper examines the links between the risk of conflict and the production and trade of agricultural and marine commodities. It does so using a series of case studies: cocoa in Côte d’Ivoire, bananas and subsequently fisheries in Somalia, and cotton in Central Asia. Much like the traditional conflict resources (oil, diamonds, timber, minerals, etc.), there is strong evidence that fished and farmed commodities can also be (mis)used in such a way that their production and trade contribute t more...

Added by  Najmee Chowdhury  August 21, 2008

'The original project has three development objectives: (i) Taiz local government develops its capacity to carry out a major part of their responsibilities under the country’s new Local Authorities Law; (ii) to protect city residents, businesses and infrastructure from seasonal destructive flash flooding; and (iii) initiate support for Yemen’s decentralization program.'

Added by  Imran Uddin  August 21, 2008

'The objectives of the project are to remove the immediate and gathering public health and environmental safety threats to the communities surrounding the effluent lake; and to provide a longer-term solution to the treatment of wastewater for north Gaza.'

Added by  Imran Uddin  August 21, 2008

'The objectives of the project are to remove the immediate and gathering public health and environmental safety threats to the communities surrounding the effluent lake; and to provide a longer-term solution to the treatment of wastewater for north Gaza.'

Added by  Imran Uddin  August 21, 2008

'The objectives of the project are to remove the immediate and gathering public health and environmental safety threats to the communities surrounding the effluent lake; and to provide a longer-term solution to the treatment of wastewater for north Gaza.'

Added by  Imran Uddin  August 21, 2008

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