Siphonic roof drainage 08 Feb 2009
It is well known how a siphonic system performs when fully primed, but few had questioned what happens under part load.
Waterless woks are a cool way to cook 08 Feb 2009
A water utility says Asian restaurants in one big city could collectively save millions of dollars by upgrading their cooking facilities.
Solar power rises high 08 Feb 2009
One of the world's largest financial institutions, Bank of America, is going green at its new headquarters-and it will save the bank money.
Faucet flow control saves water 05 Feb 2009
Flow control of faucets is a highly-refined technology, delivering a balance between user comfort and water conservation.
Designer bathrooms that save water 05 Feb 2009
From where do industrial designers draw their influences? WPI talks to one of Europe's leading bathroom product design studios.
Fire protection innovation 05 Feb 2009
Technical innovations, coupled with a heightened awareness of environmental sustainability, have led the 3M international company to make significant improvements in fire protection methodologies.
Vacuum toilets in multi-storey buildings 05 Feb 2009
We know the value of vacuum toilets in aircraft, but how well do such technologies perform in multi-storey buildings?
US shower product 04 Feb 2009
The Delta Faucet Company in Indianapolis has launched a water-efficient shower head that is aimed at the hospitality industry but can be used by anyone who is conservation minded.
Engineers share their knowledge 04 Feb 2009
Great minds may think alike but occasionally one or two can bring something different to the table – as some organizations are discovering through regular knowledge-sharing exercises.
Building sustainable design 04 Feb 2009
The City of Melbourne, Australia, has pushed the boundaries to make its new offices as efficient as possible in the use of energy and water.
Shower head efficiency 04 Feb 2009
With more effort being devoted to development of products that contribute to a sustainable future, attention has turned to shower head performance.
The Hippo Water Roller 03 Feb 2009
Millions of people worldwide have to walk long distances every day to collect water, usually carrying a 20L bucket on their head.
The boat with no carbon footprint 02 Feb 2009
Wastewater from the geWoonboot, a Dutch prototype carbon-neutral houseboat, is channeled to an onboard septic tank for initial treatment then transferred by sump pump to floating reed beds alongside the houseboat.
New kitchen faucet design 01 Feb 2009
After 18 months extensive research and development, Kohler recently launched the consumer friendly Karbon Articulating Kitchen Faucet.