Removable Battery Removable batteries have fallen out of favor with most smartphone - makers, especially with more
users demanding water resistance.
Not exact matches
In the face of these combined
demands on the already overtapped aquifer, many High Plains
water users are joining Funk in reassessing their futures.
Given the large number of
water users, the growing
demand for
water resources, the variety of stakeholders involved and the increasing intensity of climate change impacts, collective action and shared solutions are needed to alleviate the pressure on the environment, business and communities.
The U.S. West is particularly vulnerable to
water stress, for two reasons: 1) the differences between average
demand and average supply are relatively small, so slight shifts in either supplies or
demands can trigger stress, and 2) Western
water users have long relied on imported and stored
water to supplement natural supplies, in order to meet
demands.
Agricultural and municipal
demands are spread among many
users, for example, allowing flexible changes in
water use and efficiency of use.
The thermal inertia of buildings and hot -
water storage allows electricity
demand from heating and cooling equipment to be shifted in time to suit the needs of the grid at low cost without compromising
user comfort.
Impact of snow and glacier melt on the
water security of
users of the Ganges, India Ewout Zwolsman, an MSc student from Wageningen University, assessed for the HighNoon project the contribution of snow - and ice melt to the
water demand in the Ganges basin as part of his final Masters thesis.
To some, the fact that
users can no longer swap out batteries isn't worth the added durability, but I think it's an intelligent trade - off; the public is increasingly
demanding water resistance from high - end devices.
The Alberta WaterPortal, through sponsorship from the Alberta Real Estate Foundation, Enbridge, and Veolia, developed case studies, an interactive simulation, and Sankey diagram for
users to explore the implications of the convergence of
demands for
water in the Bow River Basin.