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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"residential water conservation"”.

  1. Residential Water Conservation: A Cross Comparative Analysis

    <p>This thesis will explore different water conservation strategies and systems in the residential home, using the city of Irvine as a basis. The thesis will compare the financial implications between the different systems and as a return on investment. The analysis will also account for ecological …

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  2. Application of educational, behavioral, and engineering strategies for promoting residential water conservation

    … evaluate three strategies for promoting residential water conservation. Participants were residents of 127 individually metered townhouses in Blacksburg, Virginia. An educational strategy involved the presentation of an information handbook describing specific water-saving behaviors. A …

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  3. Understanding the Limits of Residential Water Conservation through Generalized, Basin-Scale System Dynamics

    … growth and climate change have strained existing water supplies requiring municipalities to shift towards demand management strategies to ensure reliable water provisions. Particularly in the residential sector, water conservation measures and incentives have been utilized to reduce demand during …

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  4. Evaluating English Fluency Effect on the Delivery of Water Campaign Messages to Residents in Metro Vancouver

    Amid growing pressures on freshwater availability, it is critical to ensure that language fluency is not a barrier to accessing water-saving knowledge in linguistically diverse societies. Therefore, this study’s goal is to evaluate the effectiveness of Metro Vancouver's residential water

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