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INTRODUCTION 1 Bill de BlasioMayorVincent Sapienza, CommissionerWATER CONSERVATION REPORTJune 2017 Annual UpdateNon-Residential WATER Efficiency ProgramSTRATEGY 5 WATER Supply Shortage ManagementSTRATEGY 4 WATER Distribution System Optimization141618 STRATEGY 1 STRATEGY 2 Residential WATER Efficiency ProgramMunicipal WATER Efficiency ProgramTAblE Of CONTENTS612 INTRODUCTION4 STRATEGY 3 STRATEGY 6 Wholesale Customers Demand Management2022 WATER DEMAND TRACKING4 INTRODUCTIONDEP values the role of WATER CONSERVATION and demand management in the responsible long-term management of New York City s WATER supply. As a result, WATER demand is down more than 30% since the 1990s, despite consis-tent increases in population (Figure 1). With predictions of warmer temperatures and greater variability in precipitation due to climate change, however, DEP must consider this increasing uncertainty in the management of the City s WATER supply and the corresponding demand.
INTRODUCTION 1 Bill de Blasio Mayor Vincent Sapienza, P.E. Acting Commissioner WATER CONSERVATION REPORT June 2017 Annual Update
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