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Our staff regularly publish articles on current environmental trends and regulatory issues. Here's a small sampling:
- Impacts of Climate Change on Infrastructure and Planning Design
Journal AWWA, June 2010
Ed Means, Maryline Laugier, Jennifer Daw and Doug Owen
Climate change is challenging water utilities to consider and adapt to its potential effects on their systems
- Florida Utilities Considering Seawater
Membranes, Supplement to Waterworld, October 2009
Christopher Hill, Ed Balchon and Scott Shannon
Using seawater to help meet growing demands and diminished supplies
- Uncovered Finished Reservoirs: Reflections, Regulations, and Resolutions
Journal AWWA, September 2008
Mark Lenz, Marnie Bell, Bree Carrico
A variety of cover and treatment options are potentially appropriate for LT2SWTR compliance, and many evaluation criteria must be considered when selecting an alternative
- Meeting Customer Expectations in a Fluid Utility Environment
Journal AWWA, September 2005
Roger Patrick and Edward G. Means
Preparing for inevitable change requires water utility decision makers to be aware of industry trends and responsd to customers' changing expectations
- Population Growth and Climate Change Will Pose Tough Challenges for Water Utilities
Journal AWWA, August 2005
Ed Means, Nicole West, and Roger Patrick
Total water management can help water providers tackle the uncertainties of growing populations and shifting climates
- The Regulatory Horizon: Implications for Water Utilities
Journal AWWA, November 2005
Edward Means III, Nicole West, and Roger Patrick
Compliance challenges will continue, but water utilities can take specific steps to manage their future
- Scenario Planning: A Tool to Manage Future Water Utility Uncertainty
Journal AWWA, October 2005
Edward Means III, Roger Patrick, Lorena Ospina, and Nicole West
Scenario planning can be a powerful tool for strategic planners
- Technology for Our Customers: Moving Toward the Future
American Water Works Association, October 2006
Jane Smith and Tom Arn
An investment in information technology is improving Phoenix Water’s
customer services
- Ten Primary Trends and Their Implications for Water Utilities
Journal AWWA, January 2006
Ed Means, Nicole West, and Roger Patrick
Information and technology advances are finding their way to nearly every aspect of the industry, bringing greater efficiencies and challenges
- Triple Fix
Civil Engineering, June 2005
Donald Cohen & Mark Lenz
New water treatment plant will strengthen NYC's water system, address local flooding, and accelerate groundwater cleanup
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