This paper measured province-level water resource efficiencies in China from both static
and dynamic perspectives, applying the undesirable-output-based Malmquist-Luenberger …

Agriculture and urban agglomerations can be combined in different perspectives, including
building-integrated food production. Indeed, urban agriculture is less concerned with …

Abstract In Sub-Saharan Africa, only 35% of the urban population has piped water on
premises despite the economic (time savings) and public health benefits that household …

Abstract Springs in Grand Canyon National Park (GRCA) provide water to over 6 million
visitors per year. In addition to use value for visitors, springs have cultural value to …

This study aims to estimate the willingness to pay (WTP) among consumers in Terengganu,
Malaysia for improvements in domestic water services. A questionnaire survey was …

Water companies are responsible for supplying water to customers 24 h per day. However,
due to extreme natural events and/or anthropogenic actions, water companies suffer from …

With increasing water supply accidents and higher water demand, urban water supply safety
(WSS) remains a crucial public policy issue in developing countries. The purpose of this …

Like many islands worldwide, Santa Cruz, the most populated of Ecuador's Galápagos
Islands, has limited resources to provide safe drinking water to an increasing number of …

Facilities using surface water to provide drinking water to communities must contend with the
risk of cyanobacteria and cyanotoxin infiltration. Although risk management protocols can be …

The present paper offers a contribution to the research on social acceptance of interventions
aimed at water ecosystem improvement and flood risk mitigation through renaturation …