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Onsite Water Reuse Systems This article in ASCE Source ( https://www.asce.org/publications-and-news/civil-engineering-source/article/2023/05/30/advancing-water-access-equity-using-onsite-nonpotable-water-reuse-systems ) suggests several questions: 1. Are Onsite Water Reuse Systems a ...

Some good info on this topic. Referring to many such discussions posted earlier on the Collaborate forum – it is encouraging that W arming C limate continues to dominate world attention. Th is process is perhaps heading towards the extent of irreversible warming that becomes ...

As a former professional diver who is planning on getting back into the field once I retire from the Air Force and get my degree and FE complete, I'd also like to suggest that there might be an extreme shortage of competent labor in this area as well. The commercial dive school I attended shut down because ...

The Swansea Scheme is very much alive and moving forward. There were discussions with various firms and established funded. I have no idea what you are referring when you state " Unfortunately, this Swansea project has posted nothing since 2020." ------------------------------ Robert Wagner P.E., ...

Yes, tide height matters, but flood depth could generate energy, too (for short periods of time). Clean water power turbines might be economic even for once or twice a year flood events. ------------------------------ Sarah Simon P.E., ENV SP, M.ASCE Founding Partner Ipswich MA ------------------ ...

We need to be innovative and design for systems, but we alway need to be careful about the date of references on the web for examples of new tech. Unfortunately, this Swansea project has posted nothing since 2020, so the local politics (as mentioned in other comments) may have played a part in scuttling ...