Integrated Water Resources Plan Research and Technical Communications
It's the water source for two million people. It supports a thriving economy where the demand for water is expected to double. It generates enough power for 3.7 million homes. It provides recreation, a diverse ecosystem, and an elevated quality of life to people in a nearly 5,000 square mile region. But our river's water supply is limited. Climate predictability is complicated.
How do we extend our shared water supply and protect the ecological integrity of the waterway into the next century?
At the Catawba-Wateree Water Management Group, we envision a future with a sustainable water source achieved through proactive planning, cutting edge research, and water shortage preparedness.
Tuesday,, February 11, 2025
10:00 a.m. Regular Meeting
location to be announced
[optional Zoom access - link provided in agenda]