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Value of Water Coalition spotlights innovative water projects
To commemorate Infrastructure Week 2015, taking place May 11-15, the Value of Water Coalition (VWC) has announced that it is highlighting innovative water practices and infrastructure projects across the country through the release of a new briefing paper and events from coast to coast.
After working around the clock for more than 100 years, the nation's water infrastructure is aging and failing. For example, in America today, a water main breaks every two minutes. Moreover, the American Society of Civil Engineers estimates that $4.8 trillion is needed for water infrastructure investment over the next 20 years to maintain a state of good repair.
"Public and private utilities have been putting people to work to construct, operate and maintain essential infrastructure that Americans rely on daily," said Radhika Fox, VWC director. "Now we are facing water infrastructure challenges as ... old systems are over-burdened and worn out, but it is not all bleak. Water leaders are forging innovative solutions to our most pressing water problems. That is the hopeful news from Infrastructure Week -- our problems are big, but our capacity for innovation is greater."
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