Municipal Water Supply Climate
Change Sector Results
2005 King County Climate Change Conference
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Municipal
Water Supply Sector Final Agenda
Municipal Water Supply Sector Agenda
Summary Report
Summary of the Municipal Water Supply Breakout Session
Municipal Water Supply Session Presentations
- Impacts of Climate Change on Municipal Water Supplies in Washington (1,022 Kb) by Dr. Richard Palmer, University of Washington, Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering;
- Will the Well go Dry? Potential impacts of climate change on groundwater systems used by municipal water suppliers (769 Kb) by Chris Pitre, Golder Associates, Inc;
- Global Climate Change and Its Potential Effects on Seattle’s Water Supply (215 Kb) by Alan Chinn, P.E., Seattle Public Utilities Water Management Office Manager and Civil Engineer.
Session
Speaker Biographies
- James W. Miller, P.E., City of Everett Engineering Superintendent
- Dr. Richard Palmer, University of Washington, Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Chris Pitre, Golder Associates, Inc
- Alan Chinn, P.E., Seattle Public Utilities Water Management Office Manager and Civil Engineer
- Andrew Graham, HDR Engineering, Inc.
- Donald Theiler, King County Wastewater Treatment Division Director
- David Brown, City of Yakima Water and Irrigation Division Manager
- Doug McChesney, Washington Department of Ecology Water Resources Program Manager
- John Kirner, City of Tacoma Department of Public Utilities Superintendent
Related Information and Resources
- King County Drinking Water Supply
- Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Washington (external link)
- Golder Associates (external link)
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