Do we want communities and utilities to use a Web site or Webinar, or call some university automated help line to get help, or is it better to have them rely on experienced boots-on-the-ground technicians who can provide onsite training and technical assistance, especially during an emergency?
Questioning the effectiveness of remote training versus in-person assistance for rural water systems.
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Depends where you're living in the country and the impact — what it would be, in your own home state.
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