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We’ll be publishing the inaugural issue of Stormwater Insights, the new publication for the Australian stormwater industry, in June. There’s still time to contribute. We welcome case studies, technical articles, news, policy items — anything that might be interesting to other stormwater professionals. This digital publication will be another way of connecting and sharing information and insights among members of the stormwater community. If you have an idea for an article, contact me (by the way, a common question is: are there fees associated with publishing editorial? The answer is no, but please consider advertising!). If you’d like to find out about advertising, contact Bryan Ward.

🌊 Exciting developments in My Arizona Water Resource Management Project 🏞️ Embark on a journey through the intricate dynamics of water management, where the Colorado River emerges as a key player, supplying a substantial 36% of Arizona's water needs. This project not only delves into the vital role the Colorado River plays in Arizona but also extends its impact to three neighboring states – California, Nevada, and Arizona – solidifying its significance on a broader scale. Through rigorous statistical analyses within different Active Management Areas (AMAs), focusing on Tucson AMA, Phoenix AMA, and Pinal AMA, I've uncovered invaluable insights. The project includes meticulous forecasting, offering a glimpse into future water demand from the Colorado River, crucial for informed and sustainable resource planning. A standout feature is the comparative study, juxtaposing population growth trends with the escalating water demand in distinct AMA regions. This exploration sheds light on the intricate interplay between population dynamics and water resource utilization. Join me on this data-driven exploration as I contribute to shaping a sustainable future for Arizona's water resources! 💧📊 #ArizonaWaterManagement #Sustainability #DataDrivenInsights 🌐🔍 📂 Explore the project files on GitHub(https://lnkd.in/gft5QSka) to dive deeper into the data-driven journey! 🚀 #DataScience #WaterResourceManagement  

We take a look into the Learning Catchment archives and check out last year's webinar - Bioretention: Beyond the Specification. Learn all about quality bioretention media and its incorporation in green stormwater assets. Atlan Stormwater is excited to take on more of your questions about bioretention maintenance - and will explore this in our upcoming Q&A webinar. Stay tuned for more details, and send us your queries! #webinar #stormwater #education #maintenance

Curious about the future of New Water Capital? Watch Nick LaRosa, Matthew Carlos, and Nathan Douglas share their vision for the next 5 years. Learn how we plan to expand while preserving the core values and work ethic that define us.

Considerations for Choosing the Right Dewatering System! When exploring dewatering options, it's crucial to ask the right questions. Here are a few pointers: A) How energy-efficient is the dewatering process? B) What is the operating cost associated with energy consumption? C) Can the system be integrated into existing infrastructure or processes? D) Is the system portable or modular for easy relocation or expansion? We are ready to partner with you: [email protected] #dewatering #wastewatermanagement

We are excited to announce the launch of 'Stormwater Insights' a digital quarterly publication for the Stormwater industry produced by the peak industry body Stormwater Australia. The inaugural issue will be released in June 2024. Stormwater Insights will be an invaluable resource for the stormwater community. It will showcase innovative technologies and case studies from around the country and overseas, keeping Stormwater Australia members and stakeholders up to date on policy and science. It will provide a means of sharing expert knowledge and practical insights within the community. More than ever people are understanding the value of stormwater as a resource. Managing it well will become ever-more important in the coming years in the face of climate change. Together, we need to use our collective thinking to solve these big problems at scale. Stormwater Insights will play an important role in bringing together the stormwater community, helping us share reliable information, learn from each other, and work towards a sustainable future. We now invite submissions of articles between 800 and 1800 words to feature in Stormwater Insights, if you have a story, technical article or case study that you believe the industry would be interested in learning about then please contact our Editor Eve White at [email protected] and she will be happy to review and if suitable assist with your story for publication. Articles should be accompanied by high res (at least 300 DPI) photos, diagrams or figures as appropriate. The material deadline for the winter issue is Friday 10 May 2024. There is no cost associated with submitting or publishing editorial. We also invite suppliers, manufacturers and service providers to advertise in Stormwater Insights. Advertisers will be able to reach out to our industry via this publication which will be shared on social media and published in Issuu. All advertisements will offer live links and QR Codes that take readers to your website or product and analytics will be available. If you have an interest in advertising in the inaugural edition the Media Guide is attached or we invite you to contact [email protected] #stormwater #stormwatermanagement #stormwatersolutions #stormwaterinsights

Brownfields exist in most communities within Wisconsin...and can be valuable properties to spur economic grown and city beautification, especially in our small, rural communities. The outcomes of brownfields cleanup and redevelopment have cumulative impacts. Find examples on the Wisconsin Brownfields Success Story Map: https://lnkd.in/d9eygy9y

NEW INSIGHT CONTENT ON TDI KNOWLEDGE CENTER At TDI, one of our fundamental values is to educate and share industry knowledge to improve practices throughout projects. Our knowledge hub has been enriched with new insights from Griffin Dewatering, a key member of our organization. Groundwater can significantly impact construction projects by affecting the stability of the construction site, causing delays, and increasing costs. It's crucial to assess the potential impacts of groundwater early in the planning phase to develop effective dewatering strategies and ensure a seamless and cost-effective approach to construction dewatering projects. 5 Critical Questions to Ask Before the Start of a Dewatering click to view 👉 https://buff.ly/3JEgj1P Stay tuned for the newest updates pertaining to your dewatering initiatives https://buff.ly/2SlEKdh #dewateringinst #dewateringindustry #events #networking #members #webinars #groundwater #knowledge #bestpractices #dewatering

Starting the year strongly with research (of course :-).