Constructed Wetlands Ease Water Processing Costs
As locations around North America experience drought, municipalities are looking to constructed wetlands—artificial marshes—to absorb and treat rainwater runoff, municipal …
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 …