Municipal Water Supply Climate Change Sector Results
2005 King County Climate Change Conference

Municipal water supply sector agenda:

Municipal water supply sector agenda

Summary report:

Summary of the municipal water supply breakout session

All sector plenary presentations
The plenary session refers to the main parts of the climate change conference which had full participation of the attendees.

Municipal water supply session presentations:

• Impacts of Climate Change on Municipal Water Supplies in Washington(Acrobat format) by Dr. Richard Palmer, University of Washington, Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering;
• Will the Well go Dry? Potential impacts of climate change on groundwater systems used by municipal water suppliers (Acrobat format) by Chris Pitre, Golder Associates, Inc;
• Global Climate Change and Its Potential Effects on Seattle’s Water Supply (Acrobat format) by Alan Chinn, P.E., Seattle Public Utilities Water Management Office Manager and Civil Engineer.

Municipal water supply session speaker biographies:

• James W. Miller, P.E, (Acrobat format) City of Everett Engineering Superintendent
• Dr. Richard Palmer, (Acrobat format) University of Washington, Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
• Chris Pitre, (Acrobat format) Golder Associates, Inc
• Alan Chinn, P.E, (Acrobat format) Seattle Public Utilities Water Management Office Manager and Civil Engineer
• Andrew Graham, (Acrobat format) HDR Engineering, Inc.
• Donald Theiler, (Acrobat format) King County Wastewater Treatment Division Director
• David Brown, (Acrobat format) City of Yakima Water and Irrigation Division Manager
• Doug McChesney, (Acrobat format) Washington Department of Ecology Water Resources Program Manager
• John Kirner, (Acrobat format) City of Tacoma Department of Public Utilities Superintendent

For questions about the 2005 King County Climate Change Conference in Seattle, Washington, please contact Elizabeth Willmott, Climate Change Program Coordinator.