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Trees are a key part of citiesÕ green infrastructure. They provide many environmental services like storm water reduction, air pollution removal (CO, PM2.5, PM10, SO2, NO2), increase in biodiversity and habitat, etc. However, in the Metropolitan Area of Monterrey there … Learn More

Greater S‹o Paulo is home to 20 million people Ð one in ten Brazilians; it is the largest city in Brazil and one of the most water-stressed cities in Latin America. S‹o PauloÕs most important watersheds Ð the Piracicaba, Capivari, … Learn More

In 2013, Iowa created the Iowa Nutrient Reduction Strategy to reduce nutrient loading into the rivers and streams throughout the state as part of the Gulf of Mexico Hypoxia Taskforce. The strategy identifies a suite of in-field practices including no-till, … Learn More

The Nature Conservancy (TNC) has been working in Iowa since 1963 to restore wetlands, improve agricultural management, protect key remaining habitats, and build public and private partnerships to deliver critical outcomes for people and nature. We recognize the critical role … Learn More

The project locations are hot, dry and drought prone areas and have an inconsistent rainfall pattern. As per the Indian Central Groundwater Board, the project locations fall under either 'over exploited' or 'semi critical' zones which means that more groundwater … Learn More

All over South Africa there are clear signs of improperly treated wastewater that enters our river systems and aquifers https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2021-04-26-south-africas-rivers-of-sewage-more-than-half-of-sas-treatment-works-are-failing/. The government itself has proclaimed that 56% of the 1150 wastewater treatment plants are in poor or critical condition. The … Learn More

Ce projet consiste à construire 4 bloc latrines pour les filles et garcons dans les ecoles de Mutongo, la construction des toilettes dans l'aire de santé de Mutongo, le captage de l'eau de pluies, la dotation de kits d'hygiene pour … Learn More

Procedure and working process 1. Pre-planning: Signing agreement Calculating water demand Researching water logistics. 2. Water borehole discovery and report: Two dedicated onsite engineers Defining drilling pinpoints and depth Execution in 2-3 days Finding 2 extraction points. 3. Quotation for … Learn More

The world�s rainforests are being destroyed at an increasingly rapid rate. To put it into context, an area the size of a football pitch disappears every second - that�s over 58 million square miles of forest lost every year. Even … Learn More

On May 27, 2020, Conway installed a water purifier in the community hall in Geumbuk-ro, Hongseong-gun, South Chungcheong Province, an area without access to fresh water. Since 2015, Conway has undertaken the �Water Sharing� project in partnership with the Ministry … Learn More