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The Invisible Water Corporation
By Peter Prevos Managers of tap water systems around the world struggle with the same important question: how do you measure the level of service provided to customers? Most existing benchmarking systems are defined from an internal technical perspective and … Continue reading
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Tagged customer service, drinking water, invisible water corporation, tap water, water
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Lessons of History: Hurricane Sandy Tests New York City’s Water Infrastructure
by James Salzman—environmental law professor at Duke University and the author of Drinking Water: A History As the fury of Hurricane Sandy crashed into New Jersey last month, Facebook postings along the storm’s path recounted the collapse of one service … Continue reading
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Tagged aqueducts of rome, climate, Hurricane Sandy, infrastructure, James Salzman, New York City, public health, tap water, water
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