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AWWA SOURCES59185

Urban Water Use in California: How Much Water Do We Really Need?

Conference Proceeding by American Water Works Association , 01/11/2004

Gleick, Peter H.; Haasz, Dana; Henges-Jeck, Christine; Srinivasan, Veena; Wolff, Gary; Cushing, Katherine Kao; Mann, Amardip

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The largest, least expensive, and most environmentally sound source of water to meet California's future needs is the water currently being wasted in every sector of its economy. This paper is based on a report produced by the Pacific Institute in November 2003 called "Waste Not, Want Not," which strongly indicates that California's urban water needs can be met into the foreseeable future by reducing water waste through cost-effective water-saving technologies, revised economic policies, appropriate state and local regulations, and public education. Includes tables, figures.
 

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Edition:
Vol. - No.
Published:
01/11/2004
Number of Pages:
18
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1 file , 330 KB
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