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To prepare for droughts, ensure drinking water infrastructure and sources are ready for areas that have increased, or will soon have an increase, in population.

Hazards
Drought
Assets
Water Infrastructure – Drinking Water

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  • city of Asheville

    • Planning for Climate Resilience—City of Asheville, North Carolina
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    • Drought Response and Recovery Project for Water Utilities in Hogansville, GA
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  • Clark County, Nevada

    • Clark County, Nevada, Community Sustainability & Climate Action Plan
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  • Ann Hilton Fisher

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