Ryan Brotchie and Karey Wills on Canberra's 50 year sewerage strategy

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Ryan Brotchie, GHD’s Service Line Leader for Integrated Water Management and Karey Wills, Sewerage Networks Operations Engineer at Icon Water speak with Ellen Fanning about Canberra's 50 year sewerage strategy. In developing the long-term strategy for the ACT’s sewerage system, Icon Water identified that they are operating in an environment of change and uncertainty. An Adaptive Pathway Planning approach was therefore used. They discuss key drivers of change and uncertainty and how they developed five plausible future scenarios.

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