Aging infrastructure has caused municipalities to experience an increasing number of water-
related challenges, such as noncompliance with water-quality standards or failing …

Whereas households are the largest water users in most urban centres, non-residential
water use accounts for as much as 30–40% of a typical water utility's total output. Thus, for …

Residents often encounter water-quality issues in their drinking water systems. If these
issues recur or persist, residents may, despite assurances of water safety from utilities, lose …

This article addresses household strategies for coping with perceived tap water quality
issues. By using a household survey (n= 581) in Catalonia (Spain) and three models, this …

This study examines the impact of infrastructure and residents' water usage patterns
(internal factors) and climate (external factor) on household water consumption. Through …

The underutilization of water infrastructure in shrinking cities can decrease water quality and
impact public perceptions of water safety. To better understand this issue, we explore the …

In a study to identify strategies to deal with rapid urbanization and threatening climate
change, in Can Tho City, Vietnam, a survey of 1200 households was undertaken to …

Informal settlements known as colonias in the US often lack access to infrastructure services
or receive subpar services. Existing literature has focused on the dilapidated state of the …

Abstract Development of sustainable and resilient water infrastructure is an urgent challenge
for urban areas to secure long-term water availability and mitigate negative impacts of water …

Behavior and technological impacts on residential indoor water use and conservation efforts
in the United States are identified. Preexisting detailed end-use data was collected before …