Jan 21, 2021
Jaime Eichenberger, President-elect of the Water Environment Federation, and Sarah Reeves, Vice President at Brown and Caldwell, discuss in this episode WEF’s new scholarships for water and
Feb 23, 2021
Camille Sanders is Membership Director for the Water Environment Federation. In this episode, Camille discusses WEF’s revamped Career Center that offers robust opportunities and tools for both job
May 20, 2021
Sam Villegas is Director of Strategic Communications Services at Raftelis. In this episode, Sam discusses WEF’s comprehensive toolkit for communicating about biosolids in ways that are factual,
Dec 01, 2021
🎧 LISTEN to Shalene Thomas of Wood discuss the meaning of One Water and how it promotes the value of all water. She explains how One Water can be a framework for increased collaboration, including
Jul 22, 2021
In this episode of WEF’s Words On Water podcast, Dave and Lindsey discuss a preliminary class action lawsuit settlement between the Charleston Water System and wipes manufacturer Kimberly-Clark that
Mar 25, 2021
🎧LISTEN to Kevin Marsh of Middlesex County Utilities Authority talk about their overall approach to cybersecurity, challenges from the size & diversity of a large utility, & approaching OT
Mar 10, 2021
🎧 LISTEN to Diane Grossenheider of @BVWater and Jen Welsch of @MSDProjectClear discuss the rapid expansion of tools for using data to proactively manage collections systems, including smart sewers,
Feb 03, 2020
Dr. Linda Lee of Purdue University talks about current science on the presence and removal methods of PFAS in drinking water, wastewater, and biosolids.
Jan 27, 2020
Vaughan Harshman discusses how odor problems develop for water utilities, methods for controlling and reducing odors, and community engagement that happens when there is a problem.
Jan 13, 2020
Chris Hartman explains that the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District decided to utilize the National Green Infrastructure Certification Program for training on the design, installation, and
