Wasting fresh water: stopping systemic failures
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Wasting fresh water: stopping systemic failures

steelTalks is a series on topics of interest to the global steel community. The lectures are presented in a webinar format with a guest lecturer. A third of treated drinking water is lost due to leaks, even in major cities. This webinar explores how corrugated stainless steel water service pipes provide a long-term solution by minimizing leaks, reducing maintenance, and enhancing resilience to seismic shocks—all while lowering costs and GHG emissions.

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Wasting fresh water: stopping systemic failures
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Wasting fresh water: stopping systemic failures - Lecture by Tim Collins

Full Code

STK0410205

Module Type

Webinar

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What you will learn

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Module content
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Learning Outcomes

  • Understands global and regional water risk frameworks and how they affect license to operate.
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  • Maintains and updates water balance models and supports water usage optimization.
    2
  • Knows the environmental risks of untreated or excessive water discharges.
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  • Knows how to develop and interpret water balances.
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