Adaptive Response Framework for Drinking Water and Wastewater Utilities
This framework describes ways for utilities to increase climate readiness through action and management techniques.
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Description
This framework describes ways for utilities to increase climate readiness through action and management techniques. Actions and techniques relate to the six key elements: awareness, adaption, mitigation, policies, community, and partnership.
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