Recharging Groundwater Without Contamination
Groundwater in the U.S. is declining as uses exceed the aquifers' abilities to replenish or recharge. ...
Planning for a Natural Disaster and Mending Water Trust in Paradise, California
In a time when a natural disaster such as increased heavy precipitation or
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Hiring Ex-Military Employees in the Water Industry With New Language
José Martinez is the general manager of Otay Water District, approximately 125 square miles of southeastern San Diego County in ...
Employee Hiring and Retention in 3 Steps
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and multiple water agencies have targeted employee recruitment and retention ...
Creating a Future Workforce for the Water Industry
Maintaining a full workforce in the water industry is challenging, and more so since the COVID-19 pandemic's record resignations. In ...
This All-Female Team Is Reshaping Water Management
As part of an all-female water management team, interim chief technical officer, Irazema Rojas, is helping reshape the look ...
3 Creative Ways Water Professionals Are Promoting Community Engagement
Whether it's a community public education project or a simple children's book about wastewater, water management departments across the country ...
Water Districts Repair Damaged Watersheds After Wildfires
In an era when nearly 80% of the U.S. freshwater supply begins on forested land, wildfires ...
Cybersecurity Best Practices: How Water Labs Can Protect Themselves
As ransomware attacks threaten computers and operations across the world, water sector officials are looking for ways to support and ...