Securing California’s Water Future with Onsite Non Potable Reuse
How Onsite Non Potable Water Reuse Systems Can Secure California’s Water Future Barriers, Solutions, and the Business Case
On November 21, 2019, UC Davis Center for Water-Energy Efficiency conducted a webinar about the potential for onsite non potable water reuse to help secure California's water future that explores barriers and solutions to scaling these systems. Watch a video of the webinar below.
Presenters: Amanda Rupiper, PhD Candidate, UC Davis Center for Water-Energy Efficiency and Amelia Luna, Project Manager and Engineer, Sherwood Design Engineering
Presentation Overview: Onsite Non-Potable Water Systems can play an important role in securing California’s water future by reducing the consumption of water and energy, increasing system resilience, and improving water security. Using information taken from a survey of water system stakeholders, this webinar will outline the barriers that have prevented the growth of these systems and offer concrete solutions to these challenges. Special focus will be taken on making the business case for onsite systems.
Webcast: Solutions for Lead Service Line Replacements
Webcast: Solutions for Lead Service Line Replacements
Watch WaterNow's November 12, 2019, webcast on how the Tap into Resilience Toolkit works and the resources offered on solutions for financing lead service line replacements. Featured guest speakers: Amy Barrilleaux, Madison Water Utility and Tom Neltner, Environmental Defense Fund.
Webcast: Resources for Green Stormwater Management
Webcast: Resources for Green Stormwater Management
Watch WaterNow's September 24, 2019, webcast on how the Tap into Resilience Toolkit works and the resources offered on green infrastructure to manage stormwater. Featured guest speakers: Craig Holland, The Nature Conservancy and Amanda Hallauer, Atlanta Department of Watershed Management.
Tapping into the TiR Toolkit: Interactive Training Webcast
Tapping into the TiR Toolkit: Interactive Training Webcast
Watch WaterNow's July 23, 2019, webcast on how the Tap into Resilience Toolkit works, how to connect with TiR Expert Panelists, and why localized water infrastructure is cost-effective.
