Public, Private Sectors Pledge Billions During White House Water Summit

Commitments aim to accelerate water innovations, investment and sustainability

March 30, 2016

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On World Water Day, March 22, the White House hosted the Water Summit to shine a spotlight on creative, cross-cutting solutions to solve today's water challenges. Federal agencies, business leaders, local utilities and practitioners, and environmental organizations announced 150...

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