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Black & Veatch Water Report: Data, Cybersecurity and Resiliency Planning Hold Promise for Water Industry Amid Aging Workforce, Climate Change

OVERLAND PARK, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Against the backdrop of consistent concerns plaguing the U.S. water industry — aging workforce and infrastructure, along with the ongoing threat of natural disasters worsening by climate change — the sector continues to evolve in working to address an onslaught of change, according to Black & Veatch’s newly released 2024 Water Report. The report, based on expert analyses of a survey of roughly 630 U.S. water industry stakeholders, details complex U.S. w...

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