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Biosolids Facility Triple Bottom Line Benefits
Biosolids Facility Triple Bottom Line Benefits

Nashville Metro Water Services makes sustainability a priority at its five facilities. Wilmot was tasked with measuring the impact of those improvements at the Central Wastewater Treatment Plant and identified $493M in community benefits.

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Featured, Economics and StrategyTiffany Wilmottriple bottom line, 3BL, TBL, triple bottom line analysis, cost-benefit, benefit-cost, cost-benefit analysis, benefit-cost analysis, BCA, CBA, social cost, social costs, biosolids, beneficial reuse, waste reduction, biosolid, impact, impact analysis, economic, social, environmental, sustainability, net benefits, net impact, lifecycle assessment, lifecycle analysis, lifecycle cost assessment, lifecycle cost analysis, life cycle assessment, life cycle cost analysis, life cycle cost assessment, life cycle analysis, Nashville, services2
Triple Bottom Line Analysis For Nashville Transit Plan
Triple Bottom Line Analysis For Nashville Transit Plan

Wilmot studied and monetized the triple bottom line impacts of the Let’s Move Nashville transportation plan, helping to effectively communicate the plan and its benefits to Nashville residents.

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Economics and StrategyTiffany Wilmottriple bottom line, 3BL, TBL, triple bottom line analysis, cost-benefit, benefit-cost, cost-benefit analysis, benefit-cost analysis, BCA, CBA, social cost, social costs, USDOT, DOT, sustainability, multimodal, transportation, transit, impact, economic impact, economic impact analysis, EIA, services2
Cumberland City Low Water Main Impact Analysis
Cumberland City Low Water Main Impact Analysis

What happens when a major water line breaks? Wilmot’s triple bottom line analysis and economic impact analysis helped Nashville’s Metro Water Services find out.

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Economics and StrategyTiffany Wilmottriple bottom line, 3BL, TBL, triple bottom line analysis, cost-benefit, benefit-cost, cost-benefit analysis, benefit-cost analysis, BCA, CBA, EIA, economic impact analysis, social cost, social costs, water, wastewater, resilience, resiliency, infrastructure investment, metro water services, Nashville Metro Water Services, metro water, Cumberland City Low, services2