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RGS Nordic
RGS Nordic is one of Denmark's largest environmental companies, specialising in the management and purification of soil, construction waste and industrial waste water.
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Improving groundwater sustainability in California
California is facing a water crisis. Not only are its reservoirs already at critically low levels due to unrelenting drought, residents and businesses across the state are also using more water now than they have in seven years. In total, California is set to lose 10% of its total water supply in th
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Groundwater: Drinking water from well to tap
On this 360 virtual tour of VCS Denmark and the water supply system of Odense, follow the groundwater from well to tap and learn about the Danish model for sustainable groundwater management.
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Groundwater-based water supply
How groundwater can aid in securing water supply amidst population increases and climate change
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Exploring groundwater as an option
A groundwater reservoir, known as an aquifer, is a hidden subsurface water resource and offers an opportunity to store water for future supplies. This is particularly important to secure reliable drinking water provisions in a time with more extreme weather conditions.
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To the last drop: Why we need sustainable groundwater management
Some of the world’s groundwater is so old, it originally fell as rain thousands of years ago before modern human settlements evolved.
However, the sources of water supplies for societies vary acros
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Groundwater: a fascinating element with enormous potential for further development
Foreword by Anders Bækgaard, IWA congress president. The foreword is written in connection with the publication of our white paper on groundwater.
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Ensuring tomorrow’s drinking water supply by protecting groundwater supplies
Minister foreword by Lea Wermelin, Minister for the Environment. The foreword is written in connection with the publication of our white paper on groundwater.
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The Danish groundwater example
A national water supply entirely based on groundwater has required development of standardised data collection and public databases, enabling national hydrogeological groundwater models aid in the sustainable abstraction and
protection of groundwater.