By Sandra DiMatteo
After decades of warning signs that climate change is happening, most people are now admitting that it is real, and it is not pretty. Droughts are getting dryer, and floods are getting wetter and more frequent. Water resources organizations are struggling to manage ongoing crises and prepare for future events. While you cannot do much to significantly alter climate, you can help your city prepare to deal with the consequences and be more resilient.
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Something that any water utility that uses filters to clean drinking water can do is reduce its carbon footprint is to shift its filter washing operations to times when the grid emission levels are lower. See e2intel.com.