New Freshwater Course Sparks Passion
PREPARING THE NEXT GENERATION OF FUTURE WATER LEADERS By: Colin Flanner, Intern & Student Chapter Liaison for The Water Council and Student at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee This year a… Read More
What if we didn’t use any water in manufacturing?
…THAT’S GOING TO BE HARD. IT MAY BE IMPOSSIBLE. When Andy Hobbs started working on water use at Ford, the company didn’t know how much water it used, or what… Read More
If a crisis becomes acute, nations will go to war over water
“The challenge is making sure the water and the food don’t run ouT rather than trying to make peace after they do.” Hal Bidlack has been thinking about the impact… Read More
Survey Results on Compensation-Related Priorities
the BUBBLER RECAP: APRIL 2017 By: Neil Lappley, founder of Lappley & Associates and proud member of The Water Council Lappley & Associates recently conducted a survey of The Water Council… Read More
Let’s design security in from the beginning
“…Let’s have the security people sitting right next to the architects, the designers, the coders,” said Caitlin Durkovich, director at Toffler Associates. Durkovich has been working on information security since… Read More
Waukesha Diversion Approved; Focus Shifts to Potential Legal Challenges
FRESHWATER GUEST BLOGGER: David A. Strifling, P.E. | Director, Water Law & Policy Initiative This week the City of Waukesha celebrates the success of an impressive technical effort 13 years in… Read More
Waukesha & Racine Mayors Stake Out Opposing Positions on Water Diversion Application
FRESHWATER GUEST BLOGGER: David A. Strifling, P.E. | Director, Water Law & Policy Initiative Does Waukesha’s application to divert water from Lake Michigan represent the only reasonable option to provide its… Read More
Local Teams Among Winners of National Water Game Competition
FRESHWATER GUEST BLOGGER: Nate Conroy | Teacherpreneur | STEMhero Two games created in Milwaukee with the support of Water Council Members ABB Inc, Pentair, and Sage Water, will be showcased at the Smithsonian… Read More
Is Wisconsin’s public trust doctrine eroding?
FRESHWATER GUEST BLOGGER: David A. Strifling, P.E. | Director, Water Law & Policy Initiative Environmental law is of relatively recent vintage. Most of its significant principles date from the 1960s or… Read More
WI Historical Society: Rediscover Your Past
How can the Wisconsin Historical Society’s records inform your company’s past, present, or future? Library & Archival Holdings The Society’s library and archives hold more than 3.8 million printed and… Read More