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Barcelona Approves the Ordinance that Obliges to Reuse the Water of the Shower in New Works
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Barcelona City Council definitively approved the new ordinance for reusing water in newly constructed buildings and major renovations (buildings that have undergone significant modifications) at its plenary session this Friday, with the favorable vote of all municipal groups except Vox, which voted against. This is the first ordinance in the city on greywater, which is the water produced when showering and can be reused for other purposes, such …
The bill presented by the Democratic deputy, Victor Pino, to reuse the waste water currently being poured into the sea through the Submarine Emissaries, officially began its processing in the Committee on Water Resources and Desertification of the Chamber of Deputies of Chile. It is a proposal [...]
The Barcelona plenary has approved this Friday definitely the new ordinance of grey waters that will force new blocks of houses to take advantage of the water that goes down the drain for other uses that do not require that it is potable. The regulation previews that a system of recovery of the water of showers and bathtubs will be incorporated in all the new work and large rehabilitations of more than 16 houses and in other uses, when it has a …
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