Maryland, Florida Teams Win 10th Campus RainWorks Challenge

U.S. EPA recognizes this year’s winners in annual green infrastructure competition for university students.

Researchers Decipher Relationship Between Storms and Sneaker Waves

Rare and destructive "sneaker wave" events are notoriously difficult to predict – new research aims to change that.

Broaddus: The Bigger ‘Why’ of Stormwater Management

Lynn Broaddus, Immediate WEF Past President, reflects on Stormwater Summit 2022 in Minneapolis

Students & Young Professionals

WEF’s programs, resources, and networking give students and young professionals the keys to launch and develop a successful career in the water sector.

Words on Water Podcast

Dive into the essential conversations shaping our water future with Words on Water, where influential leaders share expert insights on infrastructure innovations, workforce development, and

Conference Papers Conference Papers, proceedings, technical papers, Access Water Access Water houses the past conference papers (proceedings) from past WEF conferences including

Utility Recognition

Utility Recognition Water Environment Federation, utility recognition, awards, Honoring utilities that seek to achieve innovative and forward-thinking results to benefit their communities and

New Hawaii Stormwater Utility Sparks State Exemption Debate

Legislative challenges hinder Oahu stormwater utility effort, pose new questions about equity in fee assessments.

Study: Stormwater Infrastructure Ineffective in Densely Urbanized Watersheds

New research claims that with enough impervious space, no amount of stormwater infrastructure can effectively curb runoff volumes.

Prep Webcast to Cover Stormwater Sector’s 2021 Legislative Priorities

Register for the April 19 webcast to prepare for meetings with congressional representatives during Water Week 2021.