This paper focuses on the socio-material, political and spatial implications of urban infrastructure bundling practices.
The study revealed a trade-off between energy savings and environmental and GHG implications of wastewater infrastructure.
We also consider the implications of the infrastructure upgrades currently underway and recent policy changes on the market for temporary water allocations.
The need for the scale is described in relation to evolving trends in research on cascading disasters, especially in terms of the cross-sector implications of critical infrastructure failure.
It is crucial for sustainable planning to consider broad environmental and social dimensions and systemic implications of new infrastructure to build more resilient societies, reduce poverty, improve human well-being, mitigate climate change and address other global change processes.
Yet, there remains little consideration of the potential implications of such infrastructure investment for disease.
(45 ) In addition to cost, the political implications of network infrastructure development in unregularized communities may make CBS systems more attractive than piped sewer systems to urban planners in some settings.
These include the challenges that arise when providing information about unfamiliar and technical research methods, the implications of complicated infrastructure and data sharing requirements, and the potential consequences of future research with samples and data.
These compound hazard-cascading detrimental effects can have profound implications on infrastructure failure prevention strategies.
This critical aspect may have important implications on infrastructure for care delivery.
