Advanced Drainage Systems Survey: Over Half of Americans Worried About How Their Stormwater is Managed
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Devastating weather events drive concerns about infrastructure, sustainability and climate change
“With the ever-increasing frequency of large-scale stormwater-related natural disasters, having a proper infrastructure in place to capture, convey, store and treat water has never been more important,” said ADS President and CEO Scott Barbour. “At ADS we focus on managing the entire life cycle of a raindrop, from the time it falls from the sky and hits the ground, to the time it is filtered, treated and returned to lakes and streams. This approach delivers the health and safety necessary to keep communities thriving.”
In addition to infrastructure concerns, survey findings also revealed
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There is confusion among
U.S. adults about how water is managed. More than half of Americans (53% ) do not know where water goes after it leaves their home, which would include how it is stored and treated before being returned to back into the environment.
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When it comes to water, environmental impact is top of mind for most Americans. Fifty-eight percent of
U.S. adults are concerned how stormwater is managed in their communities to ensure environmental stewardship and sustainability (i.e., transportation efficiency, energy usage, water reusage, etc.).
- Climate change is believed to be outpacing stormwater management practices. Forty-three percent of Americans feel the stormwater management in their area is not keeping up with climate changes, emphasizing the need for stronger and more sustainable water management practices.
ADS is actively responding by continuing to develop solutions that reduce the damage from significant stormwater events. As part of this commitment, the company began construction on the world’s most advanced stormwater engineering, research and development facility located near the company’s headquarters in
To learn more about how ADS manages the world’s most precious resource, water, through sustainable solutions, please visit https://www.adspipe.com/our-reason-is-water.
Survey Method
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About Advanced Drainage Systems
Advanced Drainage Systems is a leading manufacturer of innovative stormwater and onsite septic wastewater solutions that manages the world’s most precious resource: water. ADS and its subsidiary, Infiltrator Water Technologies, provide superior stormwater drainage and onsite septic wastewater products used in a wide variety of markets and applications including commercial, residential, infrastructure and agriculture, while delivering unparalleled customer service. ADS manages the industry’s largest company-owned fleet, an expansive sales team, and a vast manufacturing network of approximately 70 manufacturing plants and 40 distribution centers. The company is one of the largest plastic recycling companies in
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Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc.
Phone: (614)-658-0050
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