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A Report of the Aspen Institute’s Dialogue on Sustainable Water Infrastructure in the US

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David Monsma, Executive Director Regan Nelson, Project Manager Ray Bolger, Rapporteur

Energy and Environment Program

For all inquiries, please contact:The Aspen InstituteSuite 700One Dupont Circle, NWWashington, DC 20036Phone: (202) 736-5800Fax: (202) 467-0790Copyright © 2009 The Aspen InstitutePublished in the United States of America 2009by The Aspen InstituteAll rights reservedPrinted in the United States of AmericaPub No: 09-011

Bolger,R.,D.Monsma,R.Nelson.SustainableWater Systems: Step One - Redefining the Nation’s Infrastructure Challenge. A report of theAspen Institute’s Dialogue on SustainableWater Infrastructure in the U.S. May,2009.

Participants in the Aspen Institute’s Dialogue on Sustainable Water Infrastructure in theU.S. participated as experts in their field and not in their professional capacity or organiza-tional affiliation. As with all policy dialogues in the Aspen Institute’s Energy andEnvironment program, the format followed the Institute’s time-honored approach tointentional, values-based dialogue, and adhered to a strict not-for-attribution rulethroughout the duration of the dialogue.Meetings of The Dialogue on Sustainable Water Infrastructure in the U.S. were held atThe Aspen Institute campus in Aspen, Colorado on May 21-24, 2008; September 10-13,2008; and January 11-14, 2009 and at The Aspen Institute campus in Wye, Marylandon March 1-2, 2009.

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