Seminar 21 -- Blue Is the New Green: The Emerging Focus on Integrated Water Management ✓ Most Recent

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The domestic consumption of water is expected to nearly triple by the year 2050. Until recently, water in its various classifications has been viewed in individual silos, which limit the adoption of integrated solutions. The basic nature of our design teams tends to limit how we provide design solutions. Integrated solutions require stacking of benefits in order to achieve reasonable returns in competing with current technologies. The emerging concept of "net zero" requires that water is approached in a much different integrated fashion. This session continues to explore innovative case studies that approach water in integrated solutions that cross professional practice areas.

1. A Comprehensive Approach to Water for Multiple Benefits
David J. Yocca
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2. A Landscape Architect’s Approach to Water Modeling of Landscape and Sites
Jeffrey Bruce
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3. A New Approach to Modeling Efficient Water Systems
Fred J. Betz, Ph.D.
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