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How do we manage water in cities? Where does our drinking water come from? Where does our waste water go? How much water do we consume? Is our life-style affecting our water? This first overview of Urban Water Management in Europe explains and illustrates water in an unprecedented way, reflecting how water flows through the arteries of our cities. Informative texts, stunning photographs and fascinating artwork allows us to address and answer these and other questions. Leading experts in water sciences and technologies, together with climate change researchers have teamed up with artists and children in order to show how thirsty our cities really are and how we can cope with their growing demand for the most precious resource of our planet. The Urban Water Atlas for Europe sets the benchmark for 40 European cities, thus helping them to face one of the greatest global challenges with local solutions providing water for all. The Urban Water Atlas for Europe is more than just a normal atlas. It presents water as our unique source of life and as a meeting point between cities. By introducing the emotional aspects of water – as seen through the eyes of children and artists – the Urban Water Atlas for Europe builds bridges between those who constitute Europe; its citizens.
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- Corporate author(s): Joint Research Centre (European Commission)
- Personal author(s): Głowacka, N ; Van Leeuwenm K ; Koop, S ; Elelman, R ; Gawlik, B. M ; Easton, P
- Themes: Earth sciences research , Environmental research
- Subject: adaptation to climate change , climate change , drinking water , Europe , fight against wastage , fine arts , hydrology , town planning , urban infrastructure , use of water , wastewater , water , water management , water supply , water treatment
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-79-63051-4 | DOI 10.2788/114518 | Catalogue number KJ-04-16-950-EN-N |
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-79-74193-7 | DOI 10.2788/048114 | Catalogue number KJ-04-16-950-EN-E |
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-79-63050-7 | DOI 10.2788/003176 | Catalogue number LB-04-16-950-EN-C |
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