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Long-Term Water Affordability & Financial Resilience: A Report from the 2020 Aspen-Nicholas Virtual Session

The annual Aspen-Nicholas Water Forum, a collaborative initiative between the Aspen Institute Energy and Environment Program and the Nichola

BY Energy and Environment Program & 1 more

Publication

06.09.2020
Public Health

Water Is Medicine

Nature provides a sanctuary from everyday life, a place to tune out from modern stress and return to our primal selves. And in these days of social distancing and escalating tension, water can be medicine.

BY Michael Conathan

Blog Post

03.26.2020
Water

Ensuring Water Quality: A Report from the 2019 Aspen-Nicholas Forum

The annual Aspen-Nicholas Water Forum, a collaborative initiative between the Aspen Institute Energy and Environment Program and the Nichola

BY Energy and Environment Program & 1 more

Publication

11.12.2019
Water

Newark Could Become the Next Flint

Dozens of US cities and towns have decaying water systems which are dangerous to public health.

BY Aspen Institute Staff

Blog Post

08.13.2019
Energy

A Perspective on Hydro Power

An intern’s research on transitioning toward a more sustainable hydro future: Climate change has the potential to impact all aspects of li

BY Josh McGhee

Blog Post

07.12.2019
Water

Imagine an Internet of Water

A simple experiment: what is the quality of the water coming out of your tap today? What do you know about the water that you and your famil

BY Martin Doyle, & 1 more

Blog Post

08.08.2017
Water

Conservation Finance & Impact Investing for U.S. Water

THE ASPEN-NICHOLAS WATER FORUM is an annual, collaborative initiative between the Aspen Institute and Duke University’s Nicholas Institute

BY Lauren Patterson, & 2 more

Publication

11.09.2016
Water

Data Intelligence for 21st Century Water Management

A report focused on water and big data to understand how the emergence of large, but dispersed, amounts of data in the water sector can best be utilized to improve the management and delivery of water for a more sustainable future.

BY Dave Grossman, Nicole Buckley, Martin Doyle

Publication

12.09.2015
Water

Innovating for a Sustainable and Resilient Water Future

Addressing the urgent need for infrastructure upgrades and resilience building in US water systems as well as the need for leadership and synergistic action in the space.

BY Martin Doyle, Water Policy Program Director, Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, Duke University; Courtney Harrison, Policy Associate, Nicholas Institu

Publication

12.10.2014
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