Barriers to affordable, accessible, high-quality food, energy, and water systems (FEWS) harm social equity. Connections within and across FEWS suggest that co-occurring barriers …
As water scarcity and plumbing challenges continue to affect small and rural communities, direct potable reuse has the potential to improve household access to clean, potable water …
Water utilities collect information from various sources to gain continuous insights into the state of drinking water systems. Among the available data types, service problems that …
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Households in rural Alaska rely on various water service modalities to meet daily needs. The level of service provided impacts end-users' ability to access and benefit from their services …
People are paramount in the operations of water infrastructure systems. While such processes are similar throughout most communities in the United States, including treatment …
Infrastructure adaptation is critical to Alaskan communities in the face of rapid climate change. Here, infrastructure adaptation refers to retrofitting existing systems and creating …
The success of water system operation, maintenance, and management (OMM) critically depends on the local workforce. Extreme environmental conditions, limited financial …
Accelerating permafrost thaw and coastal erosion in rural Alaska destabilize the built environment, increasing the risk of sociotechnical failures that negatively impact nearby …
The provision of water services is critical to ensure the vitality of Alaskan communities. Water systems in Alaska operate differently than those in the contiguous US given the Arctic …