Published on Apr 14, 2014
Water utilities are investing millions, even billions, to clean up our water.
Yet our water infrastructure is essentially invisible and its value often
goes unnoticed by consumers and ratepayers. Community benefit strategies and green infrastructure help water utilities translate the value of their work and in the process they make our communities stronger.
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