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Taiwan International Water Week Highlights
Water Reuse, Recycling and Sustainability —
Water Reuse, Recycling and Sustainability —
Exploring Taiwan's Aspiring "Blue Water" Business
Do you know how to turn black polluted water into blue water? The recycling and reuse of water resource has always been at the forefront of national development issues. In recent years, governments all over the world have turned their attention to build large hydraulic infrastructures such as water recycling plants and wastewater treatment plants to reclaim and reuse domestic wastewater. According to statistics, 10 thousand tons of regenerated water or reclaimed water is enough to satisfy the need of 40 thousand people.
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Carbon Reduction, Smart Water Technology
and Circular Economy—
and Circular Economy—
The Golden Triangle of Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI)
In 2021, Taiwan experienced an unprecedented water shortage in 56 years. The crisis put discussions on optimizing water resource planning onto the map again. The 2050 Zero Carbon Emission Policy, the corporate sustainable goals ESG (Environment, Social and Governance), and SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) embraced by governments all over the world are all closely related to the management and treatment of water resources nowadays. Reliable and stable water supply is no longer the sole concern of the latest water management and reclamation technology development. Instead, the attention is shifted to giving back to the environment and the society on different levels.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Leading CEOs launch Global Water Resilience Strategy...
The UN Global Compact Water Resilience Coalition, a coalition of 27 member companies with US$3.5 trillion in market cap, announces acceleration of collective action to address water crisis
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Climate change threatening access to water and sanitation
Climate change is set to increase pressure significantly on people's access to water and sanitation unless governments do more to prepare key infrastructure now, the UN warned on Friday.
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