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Need Clean Water? Invest in Nature

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This post is the first installment of our blog series, Nature for Water. In this series, we'll explore the benefits, opportunities, and best practices of using natural infrastructure like forests to secure clean water. Securing clean water is becoming increasingly difficult in the United States. Infrastructure like dams and treatment plants are aging, water demand is increasing, and more frequent extreme weather events like wildfires and flooding are driving up the cost of water management.
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Institutional Structures and ManagementWatershed Management and RestorationIntegrated Water Resource ManagementIntegrated Water Resource Management
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Climate
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