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Dillon Reservoir. Photo credit: Denver Water
Climate-resilient water utilities are an essential part of strong communities. WUCA strives to advance water utility climate adaptation so that communities can thrive in a changing world.

Collaboratively advancing water utility climate change adaptation.

Mission

Climate-resilient water utilities supporting thriving communities

Vision

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Help your utility prepare for climate change

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Warming is here and now.

Climate adaptation planning is not just about the future. Water utilities are experiencing the effects of a changing climate on their water resources today.

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Know your system and explore its vulnerabilities.

Assess your water system to identify vulnerabilities. Risks can only be reduced if they are identified.

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Plan for multiple futures.

Predicting the future is not feasible but anticipating plausible warmer future climates is. Prepare to face a variety of scenarios.

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Capacity building and assessment are part of the adaptation equation.

Developing the technical and managerial expertise to identify and assess climate risks to a system is as much a part of adaptation as the steps taken to implement risk reduction measures.

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Last updated August 15, 2025

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