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한국대기환경학회 한국대기환경학회 학술대회논문집 한국대기환경학회 The 2007 Environmental Societies Joint Conference(Korea-Japan Special Symposium)
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2007.5
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42 - 53 (12page)

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Concern about the sustainability of urban water use is the strong motivation to understand the potential of rainwater infiltration and reclaimed wastewater use. The history of water works in Tokyo and their experience may provide useful information to develop sustainable urban water use and find future possible tasks. Besides, various innovative strategies to meet the current and future water demand may help us to consider new approaches adjusting to the developing mega cities. In this paper, the past and current practices on rainwater infiltration and reclaimed wastewater use in Tokyo are summarized from the viewpoint of sustainable water use. Groundwater recharge through the infiltration facilities provide a potential storage of water resource which can be withdrawn in the future if necessary. At the same time, it is necessary to investigate the heavy metal retention and release from deposited sediment in infiltration facilities under possible environmental conditions from the viewpoints of reclamation of road runoff water and groundwater contamination. In the case of wastewater reclaimation, contamination by new micropollutants should be considered besides the conventional ones from the aspect of human health risk.

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Summary
1. Introduction
2. History of Water Suppy and Water Balance in Tokyo
3. Groundwater Conservation and Ranwater Infiltration
4. Experiences of Reclaimed Wastewater Use in Japan
5. Conclusion
Acknowledgements
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