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Report highlights how communities hardest hit by climate change can build resilient water systems

  • A report published on Tuesday shows how vulnerable communities can create resilient water systems to combat climate change.
  • Technologies such as rainwater harvesting and gray water reuse are recommended to decrease water demand and improve drought resilience.
  • Nature-Based solutions, like wetlands, may reduce drought severity, provide flood control, and protect water supplies according to the report.
  • Shannon McNeeley, a report author, expressed hope that the report will inspire communities affected by climate change.
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Report highlights how communities hardest hit by climate change can build resilient water systems

A new report identifies ways to create resilient water and wastewater systems in communities hardest hit by climate change.

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Edwin is joined by Peter Gleick, water and climate scientist, author, and co-founder of The Pacific Institute. Gleick discussed the role of water in the recent Los Angeles fires, highlighting the impact of rising temperatures on soil and vegetation dryness, and criticized President Donald Trump's executive order to release water from Northern California dams, which he says was ineffective and detrimental to farmers. He also discussed the unsusta…

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