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We're now accepting presentation proposals for 2025 WateReuse Symposium in Tampa, Florida, March 16-19, 2025! 🧑🏫Take to the podium to demonstrate your thought leadership 💡Share your best practices, lessons learned, and research 🗓️Be part of the 40th Annual WateReuse Symposium! 🌊Theme: Turning the Tide Toward Water Reuse https://lnkd.in/e8GmCrtR #WateReuse25
WRF project 5186 is looking for information from utilities like YOU! 🫵 🤓 Take the Survey: https://lnkd.in/gngufkFc The 5186 project team will use survey responses to enrich the research on diversity, equity, and inclusion workforce development practices in water utilities across the nation 🌎
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Thank you Des Moines Water Works and Jeff Mitchell for hosting me today. It was great to learn about how you keep your water clean and meet the needs of your community. As a former Des Moines resident who’s passion for water started in Iowa, it felt like a full circle moment to tour my former local water system.
Hear from our CEO, Peter Grevatt, in Smart Water Magazine's latest issue!
Extra! Extra! Read our latest issue of SWM Print Edition 2024! Teeming with exclusive interviews and opinion pieces with leading water experts, as well as exciting feature articles, you won’t want to miss it. https://lnkd.in/dy-Ryc2C A big thank you to all who contributed: Feature articles: - ACCIONA - TEDAGUA - HRS Heat Exchangers - Richard Caralli (Axio) Interviews: - Matt Stuyvenberg (Badger Meter) - Patricia Sinicropi (WateReuse Association) - Peiying Hong (KAUST (King Abdullah University of Science and Technology) - Snehal Desai (Xylem) - Heidi Oriol - Dr Nerina Di Lorenzo (Melbourne Water) - Chris Wand (Severn Trent) - Iain Fry (Capgemini) - Eliza Roberts (Microsoft) - Paul O'Connell & Marlene Hormes, CFA (WaterEquity) - Peter Grevatt (The Water Research Foundation (WRF) - Benjamin Glickstein (WateReuse Association) - Eva Steinle-Darling, PhD, PE (Carollo Engineers) Op-eds - Ken Sansone - Bluefield Research - Sergiy Moroz - Mohammed Mahmoud, PhD - Andy Biffen - Craig Sheridan - Luca Brocca
👀 Seeking your next career move? Advance the science of water with WRF! 🤓 🤝 We're #Hiring 2 Research Program Managers! 🤝 WRF is seeking two full-time Research Program Manager in our Denver, CO or Alexandria, VA office. The Research Program Manager is accountable for planning research, managing projects, and providing technical oversight to ensure that WRF's research program is scientifically credible and responsive to utility needs. 💧See the full job descriptions and Apply today: https://lnkd.in/gWZG9T7v
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Thanks to Aurora Water (Colorado) for hosting me today for your Well Talk on behalf of The Water Research Foundation (WRF)! Glad I could pass out some swag and share how staff can get involved in our projects and use our resources! Thanks for coordinating, Shonnie Cline! #waternerds
As part of WRF project 5261, SWAN - The Smart Water Networks Forum needs utilities to complete their brief smart metering survey 🤓 ✅ Take the survey: https://lnkd.in/gGAqsEGa 📆 Deadline: July 1st, 2024 Project 5261 will exchange and document practical information and experiences among global water utilities, technology providers, regulators, and other water sector practitioners actively involved in smart metering. The research team will provide examples of smart metering implementation, identify opportunities and barriers, and provide benchmarks to assess implementations. We need YOUR input to make it a success. 🙌
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🤪📢 RMWEA's Communication Committee is so excited to be hosting our second Communications Seminar this year at South Platte Renew on Tuesday, October 29th! We are currently looking for speakers and are accepting abstracts through next Friday, July 5th. Submit your abstracts here: https://lnkd.in/gkp8EPKh or stay tuned for event updates here: https://lnkd.in/gUhHYXfq
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Something’s brewing in the Emerald City… and it has to do with #workforce, #data, and #waterreuse 😏 Stay tuned…💧 https://lnkd.in/eFN_Mzdw
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Great to see some new tools for the water sector! NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration’s National Weather Service (NWS) Climate Prediction Center (CPC) created the Rapid Onset Drought (ROD) hazard outlook to better predict areas at risk for flash drought development. See here for more info, https://bit.ly/4eBT72j. Many water utilities expressed a need for such a tool in 2020 in the 8 workshops called, Filling the Gaps, Climate and Weather Information for Small- and Medium-Size Water Utilities, by NOAA (CPO, MARISA, GLISA, SERCC, SCIPP, NRCC, & WWA), The Water Research Foundation (WRF), US Water Alliance, University of Minnesota Climate Adaptation Partnership (MCAP), University of Washington, many water utilities, and partners.