The torrential rain in recent years shows that climate protection must be taken seriously. Artelia regards rainwater as a resource that can be diverted and used in toilets, common laundry facilities and for the beautification of towns.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div> Although on average it does not rain more than before, rainfall is heavier and more concentrated. Rain falls less frequently, but falls in highly concentrated amounts instead. Traditionally, Danish drainage systems are far from being geared to handling such massive water volumes. New solutions are therefore needed to protect people, buildings and nature from the damaging effects of torrential rain.<\/p>\n LAR\u2019 originally stood for \u2018local discharge of rainwater\u2019 in Danish, where the intention is to pipe water away from the sewage system. But for us, the letter \u2018A\u2019 in the acronym stands just as much for \u2018use\u2019. Although rainwater does not have the quality of drinking water, it can easily be used for purposes that are a drain on water resources. We often help to supply toilets and shared laundry facilities with rainwater.<\/p>\n Rainwater can also be used to cultivate an aesthetic expression in which nature is drawn into the urban environment. Under controlled conditions, it\u2019s also possible to \u2018play\u2019 with rainwater.<\/p>\n<\/div>Climate Adaptation & LAR<\/h4><\/a><\/li>
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Local use of rainwater<\/h2>\n