Nov 15, 2019
As cities grow and develop over pervious spaces, stormwater runoff has increasingly fewer places to soak into and often flows into urban waterways. But how that extra runoff entering streams affects
Jan 08, 2024
Scientists look beyond soil moisture for better ways to identify drought in tropical regions
Jan 08, 2025
New commentary letter calls for departure from flood-modeling practices that encourage sensationalism
Jan 08, 2025
New York City completes first phase of USD $1.45 billion East Side Coastal Resiliency project
Sep 12, 2022
To prepare for my new role as WEF biosolids director in 2021, I canvassed the biosolids community to gather insights on what our sector is getting right, what isn’t working and how we can
Jun 01, 2022
Lara Grotz, EIT, shares her experience visiting Water Week in person for the first time and as a new mother.
My first experience attending the virtual Water Week in April 2021 could not have been
Mar 22, 2022
March 22nd marks World Water Day and the Water Environment Federation (WEF), a UN-Water Partner is committed to engaging the water community in this public education effort.
As an organization, WEF
Sep 07, 2021
I decided to participate in the InFLOW CareerTech program because I thought it would be a great learning opportunity.
I didn’t know anything about the water sector, so I felt learning about it
Nov 10, 2020
In recent years, PFAS has become a topic of public concern, particularly when found in water supplies. We in the water sector are also concerned about PFAS because protecting public health and the
Apr 16, 2020
With the water sector deeply involved in the response to the coronavirus pandemic, WEF administered a second in a series of quick, informal polls concerning the effect of the coronavirus pandemic
