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After his lecture outlining a sustainable water future for southern New England, Tom Baron (center) listens to comments and takes questions from David Foster (left) and John Briscoe.

Photograph by Rose Lincoln/Harvard News Office

Reservoir system proposed to meet needs

A former Massachusetts water official is proposing a new network of central Massachusetts reservoirs to meet population-driven demand that he says will outstrip current supplies in the coming decades.

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