From the beginning of the Bronze Age (ca. 3200–1100 BC), domestic wastewater (sewage)
has been used for irrigation and aquaculture by a number of civilizations including those that …

The growing population, intensified anthropogenic pressures and climate variability have
increased the demands on available water resources, and water reuse has become a high …

Agricultural developments require changes in land surface and subsurface hydraulic
functions as protection from floods, reclamation of flooded land, irrigation, and drainage …

Throughout history, various civilizations developed methodologies for the collection and
disposal of human waste. The methodologies throughout the centuries have been …

Sanitation and hygiene technologies have existed in ancient Hellas since the Bronze Age
(ca. 3200–1100 bc), when extensive sewerage and drainage and other elaborate sanitary …

Significant characteristics of the Minoan civilization were:(a) their peaceful living with their
environment and neighbors (although the Minoans dominated in the Mediterranean for …

Urban wastewater and storm management has a long history which coincides with the
appearance of the first organized human settlements (ca. 3500 BC). It began in prehistoric …

The collection, evaluation and listing of all available data related to the supply, collection
and disposal of water is a project of combining and recording all the data for infrastructure …