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Presentations
Panel 1: Wet Weather Management Possibilities – Visions for Long-Term Management Options
Green Infrastructure Possibilities: Jack Ahern, Professor of Landscape Architecture, University of Massachusetts (View Presentation)
Urban Land Use Possibilities: Kristina Hill, Associate Professor and Director of Landscape Architecture, University of Virginia (View Presentation)
Water Sector Utility Possibilities: James Heaney, Professor and Chair, University of Florida Department of Environmental Engineering Sciences (View Presentation)
Integrated Watershed Possibilities: Vladimir Novotny, CDM Chair Professor, Northeastern University Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (View Presentation)
Lunch Speaker
A Vision for a Sustainable Wet Weather Management Future: Thomas R. Schueler, Coordinator, Chesapeake Stormwater Network (View Presentation)
Panel 2: Experience with Sustainable Wet Weather Management Practices – Practitioners Describe Successes, Challenges, and Possibilities
Paul Fleming, Strategic Advisor, Urban Sustainability Division, Seattle Public Utilities (View Presentation)
Jeffery Eger, General Manager, Sanitation District #1 of Northern Kentucky (View Presentation)
Richard Lanyon, General Superintendent, Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago (View Presentation)
Howard Neukrug, Director, Office of Watersheds, Philadelphia Water(View Presentation)
Background Materials
Green Light for Green Infrastructure, an article co-authored by two forum participants. (View Article)
Excerpt from 21st Century Water Systems: Scenarios, Visions, and Drivers, by Richard Pinkham, formerly with the Rocky Mountain Institute. (View Excerpt)
Cities of the Future: Creating Blue Water in Green Cities, a report from a Wingspread Workshop held in June 2006. (View Report)
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