The overwhelming majority of drinking water systems are small and in small rural communities, serving primarily residential customers with few, if any, commercial or industrial customers. Because they are unable to achieve economies of scale available to larger systems serving urban populations, small water systems face high investment, operational, maintenance, and compliance costs, and charge relatively high water rates. Meanwhile, most of their customers have relatively low per capita income. This creates a dilemma for small water systems—how to provide water at an affordable rate while charging a price that will cover all costs
While Flint, Michigan, rightfully captures headlines, another water crisis affecting millions of Ame...
Eighty percent of the 780 million people worldwide that access water from an unimproved source live ...
The need for safe and adequate water by all human beings is well recognized. However, a close examin...
Small communities—those with a populationless than 3,300—and the small water systemsthey operate are...
There is widespread agreement that water and wastewater services are vital to the sustainability of ...
Introduction Globally, management of rural, small community drinking water supply faces a lot of hur...
The provision of safe, high-quality drinking water at affordable prices is crucial in maintain-ing t...
Advanced technologies now available enable integrated rural distributed drinking water projects to b...
Agency 2002b) in the United States. While the vast majority of water and sewer customers are served ...
Supplying water to communities is one of the primary services of many local governments in the Unite...
The Safe Drinking Water Act and the Clean Water Act impose requirements regarding drinking water qua...
California has set laudable goals for ensuring that all residents have access to clean, affordable d...
Our primary concern in this paper is to determine to what extent small communities have difficulty m...
Many small towns in Australia have fragile water supplies, and have been subject to extensive water ...
The majority of water systems in the United States consist of small water systems and are most often...
While Flint, Michigan, rightfully captures headlines, another water crisis affecting millions of Ame...
Eighty percent of the 780 million people worldwide that access water from an unimproved source live ...
The need for safe and adequate water by all human beings is well recognized. However, a close examin...
Small communities—those with a populationless than 3,300—and the small water systemsthey operate are...
There is widespread agreement that water and wastewater services are vital to the sustainability of ...
Introduction Globally, management of rural, small community drinking water supply faces a lot of hur...
The provision of safe, high-quality drinking water at affordable prices is crucial in maintain-ing t...
Advanced technologies now available enable integrated rural distributed drinking water projects to b...
Agency 2002b) in the United States. While the vast majority of water and sewer customers are served ...
Supplying water to communities is one of the primary services of many local governments in the Unite...
The Safe Drinking Water Act and the Clean Water Act impose requirements regarding drinking water qua...
California has set laudable goals for ensuring that all residents have access to clean, affordable d...
Our primary concern in this paper is to determine to what extent small communities have difficulty m...
Many small towns in Australia have fragile water supplies, and have been subject to extensive water ...
The majority of water systems in the United States consist of small water systems and are most often...
While Flint, Michigan, rightfully captures headlines, another water crisis affecting millions of Ame...
Eighty percent of the 780 million people worldwide that access water from an unimproved source live ...
The need for safe and adequate water by all human beings is well recognized. However, a close examin...