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How monitoring local water supplies can build community

  • Written by John M. Carroll, Distinguished Professor of Information Sciences and Technology, Pennsylvania State University
How monitoring local water supplies can build communityVolunteers prepare to take flow measurements on Muddy Creek.Centre County Pennsylvania Senior Environmental Corps, CC BY-ND

Water insecurity is a touchstone for 2018. Our planet isn’t running out of water, but various kinds of mismanagement have led to local water crises across the planet, directly threatening millions of people.

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