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Reducing Non-Residential Asset Sanitisation Water Footprint for Improved Public Health in Water-Deficient Cities
See http://tny.im/pvl — This paper evaluates the potential for reconfiguring city-scale clean water demand by reducing the non-residential asset sanitsation water footprint. A novel methodological…
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