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The issue of a new usage of industrial heritage (often referred to the concept of conversion) is the current trend of today. Also, water towers shutdown from water networks and stripped of their original mission can offer instead of decay or demolition attractive alternatives to new life.
This paper presents a brief summary of information about the project Determination of the amount of illicit drugs and their metabolites in municipal wastewater – new tool for obtaining of complementary data on illicit drug consumption in the Czech Republic and about the 2nd International Conference on “Wastewater‑based drug epidemiology“, which was held from 11.–15. 10. 2015 in Ascona, Switzerland.
River basin of the largest drinking water reservoir Švihov on the Želivka River is distinctly anthropogenically affected both by direct human activities and also by the agriculture. The quality of the surface water is endangered in long-term period mainly by the eutrophication, pesticides pollution and erosion.
In this article results of analysis of future water withdrawals from water resources for public water supply systems are summarized.
The paper summarizes the „Methodology for comprehensive management of small water resources to ensure optimal quality of drinking water in normal and emergency situations“ that is a main result of the research project supported by the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic (TA 02020184).
Horizontal and vertical flow constructed wetlands belong among frequently used near-natural methods of treatment of wastewater from small municipalities in the Czech Republic. They consist of one or more filter fields connected in series or in parallel.
SWOT Analysis is a technique used to identify Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats related to a certain project, type of business, business plan, strategic investment, policy (meant as a measure), etc. This method of analysis is predominantly applied in marketing, but also in policy analysis and development.
At the time of changing climatic conditions and reducing the quantity of raw material it is necessary to start saving water and raw materials.
This paper deals with an industrial wastewater treatment utilizing waste heat from related industrial processes. This study proposes a possible solution, which is capable of reduction of industrial wastewater on one side and effective utilization of industrial excess heat on the other.
