Articles
Resilience in a changing world
Resilience is about more than simply the avoidance of risk; rather, it is about using smart strategies to help prevent risks from unfolding and about how we can aim to optimise infrastructure to help make cities more successful. [ + ]
'Nature-based solutions' key to water management: UN report
The report argues that reservoirs, irrigation canals and water treatment plants are not the only water management instruments at our disposal. [ + ]
Coping with drought and water restrictions
Turning on a tap to get a glass of clean and safe water is something that households in the modern cities of Australia and globally have taken for granted for decades. [ + ]
Stations with stars
Melbourne's reinvigorated train stations are receiving praise across the sustainability sector thanks to a range of initiatives saving time, money and the environment. [ + ]
Sustainability a key topic at 2018 Irrigation Australia Conference & Exhibition
The 2018 Irrigation Australia International Conference & Exhibition will showcase the latest solutions, technologies and knowledge to help irrigators use water sustainably and responsibly. [ + ]
Optimised chemical dosing results in savings for wastewater plant
A wastewater treatment plant in Switzerland implemented a solution to optimise the use and consumption of FeCl3, resulting in a 17% saving on chemicals. [ + ]
Turning waste bread into beer
Edge Environment is celebrating its 10th anniversary by teaming up with 4 Pines Brewing Company to brew a very special birthday beer — made with bread as a key ingredient. [ + ]
Join the Evolution Revolution at Ozwater'18 in Brisbane
One of the Mars One astronaut candidates will be speaking at the Ozwater'18 Conference and Exhibition, which is being held at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre from 8–10 May. [ + ]
Quality drinking water ensured through continuous improvements
Innovative online analysis systems play an important role for a German water utility committed to supplying its inhabitants with high-quality drinking water. [ + ]
Water applications under the radar
A new radar sensor from Vega has been optimised for the widely different applications in the water/wastewater industry. [ + ]
5 ways recycling e-waste can benefit your business
While throwing old cables and computers out with your general office waste may seem easy, the better business decision is to responsibly recycle your old or unused electronics. [ + ]
Could breeding a 'digital twin' save our 'dying' cities?
Could an ill, dysfunctional city be 'treated' through the creation of a 'digital twin' as a test bed to prototype urban ideas in a low-risk environment? [ + ]
Rethinking future cities
To create better cities, we must improve our understanding of their complex and dynamic nature. Adam Fennessy, EY Oceania Leader – Future Cities explains. [ + ]
Easing the summer power draw through resilient systems
Melbourne Water is playing its part in reducing demand on the power network over the peak summer period by undertaking 'planned demand management' activities. [ + ]
Ethics-first builds for smart cities
A smart city is one where we use the best in technology in conjunction with the resources we already have to improve quality of living and drive economic development, according to Associate Professor Nick Falkner, Director, Australian Smart Cities Consortium. [ + ]