Climate Resilience
Utilities plan for climate change impacts and implement solutions that allow for continued operation during extreme weather events and reliability far into the future. Municipal and county governments employ various solutions to build resilience before, during, and after flood events to protect infrastructure, public health, and livelihoods.
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08/17/22
On water, NJ faces a confluence of challenges
Jersey Water Works co-chair Andy Kricun, from Moonshot Missions & US Water Alliance, shares his thoughts on the recent challenges to New Jersey's water supply.READ ARTICLE#Climate Resilience, #Drinking Water, #Lead, #WastewaterOpen NJ Spotlight News in a new tabSOURCE
NJ Spotlight News
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02/22/22In the face of more intense flooding issues, experts share innovative solutions for building climate resilience into our water systems
“Resiliency is not a luxury anymore—it’s a necessity.” This statement by Oleg Kostin, Director of Operations at New Jersey American Water, was echoed throughout the Resilient Water Systems in the Face of a Changing Climate workshop at the 2021 Jersey Water Works conference. In September 2021, the remnants of Hurricane Ida barreled through New Jersey, serving as a brutal reminder that climate change is already here and the consequences will only ...READ ARTICLE#Climate Resilience, #Drinking Water, #WastewaterSOURCE
Kim Irby, Jersey Water Works CSO Committee backbone staff -
02/18/20New Jersey Communities Discuss Climate Change Impact on Multi-Billion Dollar Sewer Improvement Plans
Guest blog post by Mo Kinberg, community outreach manager, New Jersey Future, and advisory board member, Sewage Free Streets and River Campaign.READ ARTICLE#Climate Resilience, #Drinking Water, #Green Infrastructure/Stormwater ManagementOpen Mo Kinberg, New Jersey Future, Sewage Free Streets and Rivers in a new tabSOURCE
Mo Kinberg, New Jersey Future, Sewage Free Streets and Rivers
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06/22/16Protecting Drinking Water by Becoming Climate Ready
Understanding climate impacts will exacerbate the country’s aging water infrastructure, the U.S. EPA has developed tools that address challenges including highlighting actions taken by the Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority.READ ARTICLE
#Climate Resilience, #Paying for Water InfrastructureSOURCE
Joel Beauvais and Andrew Kricun, Executive Director for the Camden County (NJ) Municipal Utilities Authority -
03/23/16Forum Roundup: Cities, Redevelopers Join Forces To Tackle Floodproofing, Sewer Upgrades
At the Redevelopment Forum, representatives from three cities detailed how they are engaging redevelopers in a number of ways to meet the challenge of flooding, aging infrastructure and climate change.READ ARTICLE#Climate Resilience, #Green Infrastructure/Stormwater ManagementSOURCE
Chris Sturm, Managing Director, Policy and Water, New Jersey Future
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