Whilst it is generally accepted that improvements in water management are required
worldwide, the relatively low apparent financial cost of water is inhibiting the essential …

The criticality of water-management and along with it, the necessity to analyse the
associated data is becoming increasingly more apparent. One of the main consumers of …

Increasing pressures on freshwater supplies, continuity of supply uncertainties, and costs
linked to legislative compliance, such as for wastewater treatment, are driving water use …

In the manufacturing sector, water has been often considered too cheap to conserve. Such
thinking relies on water valuations that limit the value of water to the price paid. Using such …

The world's current utilisation of water, allied to the forecasted increase in our dependence
on it, has led to the realisation that water as a resource needs to be managed. The scarcity …

Water–energy nexus has been recognized as an important and challenging issue, namely in
industry. This is due to industry reforms, increasing demand, and climate change. This …

This study presents the application of an integrated water management strategy at two large
Australian manufacturing companies that are contrasting in terms of their respective …

Looking back on the last 11 years of the Nexus journey (Assi, Accola, Hovhannissian,
Mohtar, & Braudeau, 2014; Braudeau & Mohtar, 2014; Daher & Mohtar, 2015; Mohtar, 2015; …

Studies suggest that only 31% of Europe is thought to have a water supply that is either
plentiful or sufficient to meet demands until 2015, and water stress indexes show a number …

Provides the tools that allow companies to understand the fundamental concepts of water
resource management and to take proper action towards sustainable development …