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IWSN research seeks new insights into domestic water consumption

By: Karen Simpson on 3rd May 2018

Academics and facilities staff from the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) are working in collaboration with Bristol Water on a unique long term study in which student accommodation is used as a laboratory for exploring the... Read more »

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Promoting water conservation at the household level in Hermosillo, Mexico

By: Ana Melissa Aguirre, María Alejandra Gallardo, and Miryam Fernanda Ramírez (Translated by Adriana Zuniga) on 30th Aug 2016

Ana Melissa, Maria Alejandra, and Miryam Fernanda were awarded the 2016 IWSN Student Prize in July. They are undergraduate students at Universidad de Sonora in Hermosillo, Mexico. This summer, they conducted a brief but informative study and submitted a... Read more »

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From Detroit to Dublin: The Capitalist Economy, Inequality and Water

By: Owen King on 22nd Oct 2014

Whilst in a Dublin restaurant at the weekend I found myself chatting with an Irish woman on the next table. She and her friends were in celebratory mood. “We’ve been fighting for our water rights,” she said proudly. “There... Read more »

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IWSN research seeks new insights into domestic water consumption

Promoting water conservation at the household level in Hermosillo, Mexico

From Detroit to Dublin: The Capitalist Economy, Inequality and Water

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