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Drought Management Model Eliminates Guesswork in Asheville

While other surrounding communities imposed water restrictions, Asheville (North Carolina) held firm: If they were to trust an expensive drought model, they'd have to listen to it.
  • By Scottie Dayton
  • September 22, 2015

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Hydrologics North Carolina Drought Water Restrictions Reservoir Flood Operation Plan Drought Model

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Drought Management Model Eliminates Guesswork in Asheville
In Asheville (North Carolina) Water Production Superintendent Leslie Carreiro insisted the city relay on drought management data before enforcing water restrictions.

Editor's Note: This article is part of an operator profile on Leslie Carreiro of Asheville, North Carolina. Watch for a special feature in the November 2015 issue of Treatment Plant Operator. Not a subscriber? Take care of that right here and now. Click here to have TPO delivered...

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