Public water works: How public utilities are advancing solutions to today’s water challenges
While cities and water utilities across the United States may all be unique – the issues the face are not so different. This report provides case studies that illustrate how cities across the country have addressed the common challenges that our water and wastewater systems face without turning to the private water industry’s false solutions.
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