Opinion: MLGW on why Memphis’ water future is secure
Water pumped from the Memphis Sand Aquifer runs through layers of koke stones in one of the aerators at Memphis Light, Gas and Water’s Sheahan Pumping Station. (The Daily Memphian file)
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Doug McGowen
Doug McGowen is the president and CEO of Memphis Light, Gas and Water.
“Thanks to natural recharge zones and our local reduction in demand, our water system is sustainably replenishing itself. But we cannot afford to become complacent.”
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