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by Jon Grant (Contribution by), Jim Ginley (Contribution by), Jim Lauria (Contribution by)
Damned if we don't is a series of essays written for members of the water sector by members of the water sector. With an intention to share ideas, broaden perspectives and encourage people to continue with an ongoing dialogue, this book represents a shared vision to help accelerate much needed change around water. Written by thought leaders who are addressing and directly facing the issues surrounding water, this collection of material shares innovative approaches and provides ideas for the management of our most important resource. From policy ideas to behavioral change, from engineering to new technology, these authors include solutions and reflect on the importance of collaboration, teamwork and dialogue. The goal is to help people reflect on these growing opportunities for innovation that can transform the way we manage water throughout the supply chain. The water sector is fractured, but we can bring it together through effective dialogue and sharing ideas - Damned if we don't is a step in that direction.
Author Biography
Christopher Peacock has dealt with water-related issues for most of his life. Before he founded The Water Innovation Project, Chris was involved in several projects that dealt with water resource management in a region of the southwestern United States. Since then, he's been on a mission to transform the way we value water through innovation and collaboration; it's through sharing ideas and information that we can conserve, preserve and save our most precious resource. Chris is also the creator of H2.O, a platform that focuses on collaboration and sharing knowledge within the water utility industry, specifically around the smart grid for water.
