David Sedlak's water revolution, the 4th in history, will create more secure urban water systems in the face of soaring city populations and a changing climate.
“The current system that we rely upon to manage water in our cities is not up to the challenges of the twenty-first century. The technologies to make urban water systems more secure already exist. It’s up to us to build the next version of the water system,” says Sedlak.
See Hazards and opportunities in the pipeline (Berkeley Research, 5/2/16)