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WATER IN AN URBAN WORLD: PART 3 OF 3   By Colin Flanner, Intern & Student Chapter Liaison for The Water Council     Over the summer, I earned two credits… Read More

Three months ago, Brad Ives, the associate vice chancellor at University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill for utility services, faced the kind of phone call that’s almost unimaginable: His… Read More

Deep inside some big water projects around the world, like the newly opened desal plant in San Diego, and the legendary desal plants in Perth, Australia, is Dow water technology…. Read More

“…Not only to realize that we needed to do it, but to actually do it,” said Uri Shani, inventor and entrepreneur in agriculture and water technologies and retired general manager… Read More

“…of having a duel, only don’t use guns, you use words. That’s pretty much what the water war litigation has been about,” said Stephen O’Day, partner and head of the… Read More

We ignore its security at our peril. Kathleen Ferris was a 28-year-old legislative aide in the Arizona Senate when she was tapped to be the executive director of the Arizona… Read More

…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

“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

“…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