Conversations with people working on water issues
DE&I not only comes from the heart, but can impact the bottomline. Steve Hamai, WEF’s new Senior Director, of Culture and Belonging discusses further.
Hugh Sinclair, Vice President and National Practice Lead for Asset Management at Arcadis and WEF DEI Committee Member, discusses how the water sector can be more welcoming, inclusive, and equitable.
Balancing chlorine in water is essential for public health and Lovibond is a leader in advancing technological improvements in the water sector. Today, we discuss chlorine testing with Pamela Eldridge, Production Manager at Lovibond.
The City of Denton, Texas, is growing fast. But it’s ahead of the curve when it comes to planning its future water needs. Listen to how Kimley-Horn is partnering with Denton on Membrane Biometrics technology.
Instrumentation technology has been at the forefront of powering the circular water economy (CWE), enabling more efficient and sustainable water management practices. ABB’s Krishna Prashanth highlights the role of instrumentation and AI in key strategies of CWE.
Pipe failures and sink holes can mean millions lost to any commercial or industrial business when stormwater inspections are not performed before acquiring large properties. AQUALIS specializes in preventing stormwater failure by conducting extensive research and inspections before companies make a major investment. This podcast is sponsored by AQUALIS.
The Inflation Reduction Act provides federal funds to the wastewater sector to address key challenges facing wastewater professionals in today’s environment. Our guest today is Thomas Monter with ENGIE North America. He discusses how ENGIE can help wastewater treatment plants use the funding.
This episode is sponsored by ENGIE North America.
May 30, 2023
Wastewater Resource Facilities rely on turbidity testing to know whether our water is safe and healthy. Mike Sadar, Principal Manager of Research and Development with Lovibond, discusses how these tests pinpoint what we can’t see with the naked eye.
May 19, 2023
Wastewater tells a story. It can provide a snapshot of the health of any community. Sarah Kane is a Microbiologist and Research and Development Director at GT Molecular. She discusses wastewater surveillance and how it can detect pathogens, diseases, and drug use in a community.
This podcast is sponsored by: Bio-Rad.com
March 17, 2023
Paul Bishop is Chief Executive Officer and President of Water Professionals International. In this episode, Paul talks more about the organization, what they do for water and wastewater professionals, and how their recent rebranding has increased a sense of pride for the work they do.
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