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Melanie Vines says the Flint, Michigan #watercrisis motivated her to choose a #career in #water. Watch to hear more about her … source

What is the #circularwatereconomy and how can the #watersector work toadvance it? Per Henrik Nielsen of VandCenter Syd discusses this and more during this #WEFTEC Live interview. WEFTEC Live was sponsored by @TeledyneIsco . #resourcerecovery #waterprofessionals #watereconomy source

One of those norms that Katie and Year of Poo faithfuls would agree on – it’s time to talk poo! Closing the lid is rarely a long-term … source

Before joining Anchorage Water & Wastewater Utility, Sandy Baker didn’t think much about where her #water came from or the … source

WEF is proud to support Operators Without Borders (OWB) and were thrilled to speak with Executive Director Valerie Jenkinson at … source

The future starts now with Totem Games’ Water 2050! Discover real world technologies, face environmental threats, and make … source

How important is #cybersecurity for #waterutilities? Andrew Hildick-Smith of the Water Information Sharing and Analysis Center … source

Family. Community. Memories. These are all reasons why Kaci Woodrome of the Texas Water Development Board feels connected to #water. We all come to work for water everyday with purpose and passion. What are your reasons? Let us know by sharing your #waterstory with us at https://www.wefwaterfuture.org. #WEFWaterStories source

Nicole Cohen of the Florida Water Environment Association, talks about why she works in #water and the importance of attracting … source

What’s it like running a #wastewater treatment plant in Antarctica? It can be a challenge! Bill Davis, Director of Richland County Utilities, and Daniel Isenberger, a Wastewater Treatment Operator in Antarctica, were paired through WEF’s Mentorship Program. Watch as they discuss their unique #mentorship experience, Daniel’s life at the bottom of the world, lessons learned, […]