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Water Use in Commercial and Institutional Buildings
From: Dry Run
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Before turning to different ways to reduce urban water demand, in this chapter we’ll get better acquainted with patterns of water use in the commercial, industrial and institutional (CII) sectors. These sectors together account for the majority of urban water uses and respond to quite different incentives than do people in homes and apartments. Sydney is home to one of Australia’s major responses to its continuing drought — new desalination plants to provide water to major cities.
Contributors
Jerry Yudelson
Jerry Yudelson, PE, MS, MBA, LEED AP, is the founder of Yudelson Associates, a green building and sustainable planning consultancy based in Tucson, Arizona. He holds BS and MS degrees in civil and water resources engineering from the California Institute of Technology and Harvard University, respectively, and an MBA (with highest honors) from the University of Oregon. He is a licensed professional engineer.
