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Ten Tenets of Water Equity: Considerations for Community Water Systems

ContributorsSorensen, Kathryn (Contributor) / Porter, Sarah (Contributor) / Gysel, Joe (Contributor) / Zwick, Cynthia (Contributor) / Ferris, Kathy (Contributor) / Berahzer, Stacey (Contributor) / Morrison Institute of Public Policy (Contributor)
Created2021-04-30
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Water is the foundation of public health, economic opportunity, unique natural areas and quality of life in any community. Much attention has been paid to the sustainable management of water supplies, as well as the responsible investment in the infrastructure that supports the delivery of safe, clean water. In more…

Water is the foundation of public health, economic opportunity, unique natural areas and quality of life in any community. Much attention has been paid to the sustainable management of water supplies, as well as the responsible investment in the infrastructure that supports the delivery of safe, clean water. In more recent years, issues regarding broad and fair access to safe, clean water in a community — water equity — have come into sharper focus.