Developing a Water Conservation Tool Kit for the Great Lakes Region

Public Sector Water Conservation: Technology and Practices outside the Great Lakes - St. Lawrence Region
This document is one of three reports developed through the project titled Developing A Water Conservation “Tool Kit” for the Great Lakes – St. Lawrence Region, supported by the Great Lakes Protection Fund and authored by the Great Lakes Commission. The objective of the report is to assess the best available technologies and options for water conservation in the public sector outside of the Great Lakes – St. Lawrence region.

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Table of Contents
Preface
Abbreviations and Acronyms
Executive Summary
Introduction
Background

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Case Study: City of Albuquerque, New Mexico

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Case Study: Southwest Florida Water Management District
Case Study: State of California
Case Study: City of Calgary, Alberta, Canada

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Case Study: Fukuoka City, Japan
Case Study: Western Australia
Case Study: Israel

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Best Available and Emerging Technologies
Emerging Issues in Water Supply
Informing Decision within the Great Lakes - St. Lawrence River Basin
References
Appendices