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Confronting Climate Change

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Thursday, October 1, 2009
The National Institutes for Water Resources
Water is the most important natural resource necessary for stable economic growth, as well as for human and environmental health. Our nation's water and wastewater infrastructure enables our prosperity by delivering clean water to our homes and industries and by transporting wastewater for treatment. Our increasing understanding of climate change impacts on water and wastewater suggests that significant adaptation measures will be required for our infrastructure to continue protecting public health and the environment.
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