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America's Water and Wastewater Crisis - The Role of Private Enterprise (Paperback)
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America's Water and Wastewater Crisis - The Role of Private Enterprise (Paperback)
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This book examines the role of private firms in the American water
and wastewater industry. As more water infrastructure shifts from
public- to private-sector control, vendors, consultants, and
facilities are taking on more importance. Lewis D. Solomon presents
an historical overview of water supply and treatment needs and the
role of the government, including how water policy has been
crafted. He argues that water scarcity is becoming a problem due to
groundwater depletion, contamination, and patterns of consumption.
He examines the impact of climate change on water availability and
quality considering voluntary conservation programs and mandatory
restrictions for water use. Solomon points to how for-profit firms
can use technology to increase water supply. He describes what
privatization would look like in practice and reviews evidence from
two case studies. Solomon proposes privatization as a viable
response to America's water crisis that can address both scarcity
and capital problems. "America's Water and Wastewater Crisis"
presents a careful examination of how the water industry has
operated in the United States in the past and how it may work as we
move into the future. This book is invaluable to environmental
specialists, businessmen, and government officials.
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