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Water | Aims Scope - MDPI About Water Aims Water (ISSN 2073-4441) is an international and interdisciplinary open-access journal covering all aspects of water, including water science, technology, management and governance It publishes original research papers, critical reviews, data descriptor and short communications There is no restriction on the maximum length of the papers Full methodical and or experimental
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Assessing the Performance of State Water Utilities in Nigeria . . . - MDPI The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) on drinking water were reported to have been achieved five years earlier than the target date of 2015 in all the continents, except Africa and Oceania This study assessed the performance of selected state water utilities in Nigeria in Africa over a period of years to determine improvements, if any, in their service coverage and demand gap in meeting the
Water Pollution in a Densely Populated Megapolis, Dhaka - MDPI Rapid urbanization has been a boon for industrial growth in Bangladesh, leading the Dhaka megapolis to become one of the least livable places in the world These circumstances, however, have received little attention by policy makers and in academic research Using mainly secondary data, this article explores the water quality of the river Buriganga that flows across Dhaka and identifies major
Issues of Water Resources in Saudi Arabia: Past, Present, and Future - MDPI The present paper addresses a comprehensive historical assessment of water consumption, demand, and supply in Saudi Arabia, along with future projections regarding water balance, in terms of demand and supply by source in various sectors Being an arid region, Saudi Arabia experiences scorching heat, low precipitation, a high rate of potential evaporation, and the absence of permanent water
Determination of Heavy Metals and Health Risk Assessment in Tap Water . . . The health issues of urban tap water are of great concern in the context of sustainability challenges to the environmental quality of water and the security of the water supply In this work, tap water from the main urban areas in Wuhan and surface water from the Yangtze River and the Hanjiang River were collected during summer (June) and winter (December), 2022 The concentrations of 10 heavy
Water Scarcity Management to Ensure Food Scarcity through Sustainable . . . Saudi Arabia (SA) faces a water shortage, and it further challenges sustainable agriculture, industrial development and the well-being of people SA uses more than 80% of its water resources for agricultural purposes Groundwater extractions account for most of this demand, which is not sustainable Hence, this study aims to analyze water management practices used in SA to propose viable and
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