With drought intensifying across western North America and a changing climate that means less water for growing populations, companies, organizations, and communities are increasingly facing risks and uncertainties for their water resources. Yet the tools to comprehensively assess current water use and quality, examine water and cost reduction scenarios, and take action have been lacking. The Net Zero Water Initiative fills this gap.
Net Zero Water is a first-of-its-kind water management concept that builds off the principles of net zero energy and climate neutrality. Net Zero Water, or being water neutral, means using only as much water as falls on your site and eliminating all water quality impacts from the site. In essence, Net Zero Water focuses on understanding your water footprint and taking action to reduce consumption and costs, and improve water quality whether you are a building owner, company, school campus, or community.
The Net Zero Water's Building-scale Planning Toolkit has been rolled out. Come hear how this free toolkit can help you manage water in your buildings whether you are a developer, owner, or facility manager. You'll also learn about future planned toolkits for the building portfolio, campus, neighborhood, and community scale and how you can get involved in the conversation.
Presenters:
-Becky Fedak, Water Practice Leader, Brendle Group
-Kevin Reidy, Senior Water Conservation Technical Specialist, Colorado Water Conservation Board
-Amelia Nuding, Senior Water Resources Analyst, Western Resource Advocates
Lunch will be catered.
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LocationThe Alliance Center (View)
1536 Wynkoop Street, First floor
Denver, CO 80202
United States
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| Dog Friendly: Yes! |
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| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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