With growing international concern about coronavirus (COVID-19), water utilities should prepare for potential impacts to operations and to respond to customer inquiries about water safety.
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Lead and copper enter drinking water mainly from corrosion of lead and copper containing plumbing materials. While use of lead in plumbing materials has been banned for more than a quarter century, the release of lead into drinking water remains a serious concern.
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Women are significantly underrepresented in the water sector, especially in technical roles. Adding more women to the water workforce will have broad economic and local financial benefits, improve customer satisfaction, and increase performance.
The challenge of increasing the number of women in the global water workforce is complex, so it’s important to first understand the global need for water and sanitation services and the current state of women in water.
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