How water service boundary data advances environmental justice and climate resilience   

 

H2O Global News published an article in their Fifth Issue written by Director of Technology, Jessie Mahr. This article covers the progress states have made in developing water service boundary data, the importance of this data for communities in managing water-related risks, and how it can be used to guide investments to address environmental justice concerns.

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