Sound Strategies for Utilities Dealing With Population Growth

Dealing with existing sewer and water infrastructure is difficult enough, but it's even tougher when you're facing exponential population growth

Sound Strategies for Utilities Dealing With Population Growth

Wayne Smith cuts a length of pipe to repair a sewer line for the Fayetteville (Arkansas) Water Department. (Photo by Bruce E. Stidham)

Population growth is a critical issue for city planners and water/wastewater utility leaders in some areas of the country. Whether it’s vigilant pursuit of grant funding, changes in local regulations for new development, customer education on water conservation or embracing new...

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