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water: use less, save more water: use less, save more
Jon Clift & Amanda Cuthbert

This lovely little book contains 100 tips for cutting down the amount of water you use. Considering we now use 70% more water today than we did 40 years ago and about 95% of water delivered to our houses goes down the drain, this is a book you really shouldn't be without! 80pp

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water supply water supply
Peter Naylor

On tap and taken for granted but essential to our way of life and to life itself, Britain's water supply today is constant and safe. But how does it arrive at our homes, where does it come from, how does it get from there to our taps, and how is it cleaned to a potable standard? This book answers these questions. It explains how the expansion of towns and cities from Jacobean times necessitated the brining of water long distances to ensure a supply of pure and unpolluted water and it describes the massive engineering schemes that were required to achieve this, culminating in the construction of large dams and reservoirs that flooded valleys and submerged villages. This book also includes a lit of places to visit throughout the United Kingdom where water supply and its history can be better understood. 56pp

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50 ways to save energy and water 50 ways to save energy and water
Sian Berry

Climate change is at the top of many people's concerns, but it's not always clear what the solutions are. We are ready and willing to make changes to our lifestyles, but often get confusing advice about which are the best ones to make. Do we all have to put on hair shirts, or is it possible to live a comfortable, enjoyable greener life? These books will show you how to make small and big changes in a positive and practical manner.
Accompanied by full-colour illustrations and photographs, each book will give you 50 of the best ideas to make your house (and garden) greener, save water and energy and be a greener shopper and traveler, without asking you to turn your whole life upside down or turning you into a bore. 128pp

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water treatment and sanitation water treatment and sanitation
H. T. Mann & D. Williamson

An adequate supply of good quality safe water is essential to the promotion of public health. In many of the less developed parts of the world, particularly in tropical areas, the health hazards caused by polluted water supplies are more numerous and more serious than those in temperate and more developed areas.
The purpose of this handbook is to put together in a simple and logical form various aspects which must be considered when investigating the development of a water supply and sewage disposal scheme for a small community. It is not intended as a text book for engineers, although they may find some sections useful for rapid reference, but it is intended for technicians, leaders of rural communities, administrators of schools or hospitals and others who wish to develop a water supply and sewage disposal scheme for their own use.

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the worth of water: technical briefs on health, water and sanitation the worth of water: technical briefs on health, water and sanitation
John Pickford

Intended for professionals, administrators or engineers, project managers or policymakers and trainers or workers in the field of health, water and sanitation, this book brings together a series of short and illustrated introductions to the main technologies and processes in the field of village and community level water and sanitation. Developed and tested over the years, the 32 "appropriate technologies" described here range from household water storage to public standposts, from making soap to eye and skin diseases. Well illustrated throughout. 144pp

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the home water supply the home water supply
Stu Campbell

US book - everything you wanted to know about water - finding it, getting it, moving it, storing it, treating it, distributing it, controlling it and conserving it, including home plumbing, and even dowsing. An easy read with good examples. 240pp

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the septic system owner's manual the septic system owner's manual
Lloyd Kahn, Blair Allen & Julie Jones

A straightforward, easy to understand, non-scholarly book on small scale residential wastewater disposal. This manual covers the basics of a septic tank and drain field, potential problems and solutions, greywater systems, composting toilets, and alternative systems such as mounds, sand filters, and wetlands. 192pp

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liquid gold: the lore and logic of using urine to grow plants (2nd edition) liquid gold: the lore and logic of using urine to grow plants (2nd edition)
Carol Steinfeld

This entertaining and fact-filled book tells you how urine - which contains most of the nutrients in domestic wastewater and usually carries no disease risk - can be utilized as a liquid manure: recycle, save water and energy, and prevent pollution, all at the same time! Steinfeld begins with a short history of urine use from ritual to medicinal, to even culinary, and shows how urine is used worldwide to grow food and plants, while protecting the environment, saving its users the cost of fertilizer, and reconnecting people to the land and the nutrient cycles that sustain them. 128pp

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