To mark World Water Day, Bill Baue takes a look at new corporate water risk tools introduced by WRI, Ceres, and GEMI.
Source: Sustainable Business NZ
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Resource type: Tools |
Updated:16/05/2012 |
The Association both publishes and distributes a number of industry-related manuals and guidelines, conference and seminar papers. Some publications are also available to download.
Source: Water NZ
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Resource type: Publications |
Updated:05/11/2010 |
The mission of the Water Footprint Network is to promote the transition towards sustainable, fair and efficient use of fresh water resources worldwide. Their website contains information on water footprint accounting and practical tools.
Source: Water Footprint Network
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Resource type: Calculators, information |
Updated:17/08/2010 |
Clearly explains what water flow is how to reduce it and the benefits of doing so.
Source: Smarter Homes
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Resource type: Website |
The downloadable Target Water Business Guide (found near the end of the page) is highly comprehensive and focusses on the efficient use of the water resource and provides suggestions to help improve efficiency in both the office and manufacturing environments.
Source: Christchurch City Council
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Resource type: Guide |
250 KB |
Describes four water saving devices: The 'Gizmo' cistern flush limiter dual flush toilets water-efficient shower heads and shower flow restrictors.
Source: Waitakere City Council
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Resource type: Fact sheet |
Simple tips for conserving water
Source: Ministry for the Environment
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Resource type: Website |
This pamphlet provides information about the supply of safe drinking water to households on rainwater collection systems includes a chart listing some common contaminants their possible sources problems and various treatment options
Source: Dunedin City Council
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Resource type: Pamphlet |
70 KB |