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Published in American Infrastructure: The AI Interview – Lisa Beutler, President of the AWRA

June 13, 2019

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Stantec’s Lisa Beutler—current president of American Water Resource Association—looks at the developments in the changing world of water

As president of the American Water Resources Association, Lisa Beutler is helping to lead the charge in thinking, planning, policy shaping, and best practices execution. In this recent interview with American Infrastructure magazine, she talks threats, transformative technology, and bolstering water infrastructure resiliency. Read the article here.

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