Water makes news, whether it’s the algae bloom on Lake Erie, storm-water runoff or lead poisoning in Flint, Mich. It has been estimated to cost close to $2 trillion to maintain, operate, upgrade and replace our nation’s water infrastructure systems over the next 25 years. Water quality and scarcity issues are critical to protecting the health and welfare of citizens. Explore the future of water infrastructure in our country and look at some of the ways states can work to improve these systems within constrained budgets.
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