EditorialGreat Lakes Water Utilities Compete to Reduce Air Emissions in an AWWA Program

Great Lakes Water Utilities Compete to Reduce Air Emissions in an AWWA Program

The Water Utility Energy Challenge puts five utilities into competition to reduce air emissions that come from their use of electricity.

  • Appeared in print as "Clearing the Air"
  • By Steve Lund
  • January 2018
  • Sustainable Operations

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Carol Miller
Carol Miller

Five water utilities in the Great Lakes watershed are engaged in a contest to see how well they can change their operations to reduce the air pollution created by electricity...

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