Jan 20, 2020
As utilities across the U.S. brace for the workforce skills gap anticipated from the water ... sectorβs looming silver tsunami, federal regulators and utility leadership organizations are taking action
Nov 18, 2019
According to the Brookings Institution (Washington, D.C.), as much as 50% of the current water workforce in the U.S. will retire ... provides details on ways WEF is working to attract and retain new talent.
Apr 01, 2022
biosolids, energy, disposal, regulatory compliance, Stan Chilson, Charles Winslow, Jeremy Kraemer, ... that can address beneficial use, energy, disposal, and regulatory compliance.
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Jan 14, 2026
Nominees must be in an elected or appointed office, and do not need to be a member of WEF. ii. Significant ... nominee's work in improving the water environment, and any other supporting material that relates to the
Feb 13, 2024
The 2024 ... WEF/AWWA Utility Management Conference Mobile App and online planner can be access from the palm of your
Jul 18, 2023
Nashville
Tennessee
Join us July 18-20 in Nashville, Tennessee, to discuss best practices, ... opportunities for developing circular water systems, and learn to commercialize the products that result from
May 17, 2024
EASTERN
What is the current and future role of machine learning in disinfection process optimization ... current utility based machine learning projects and speculate about the future of this exciting new field
Jan 06, 2022
specialists as they discuss the various technologies and strategies currently available for proactive influent ... monitoring, including toxicity, total organic carbon, and other electrochemical measurements to see what may
Jan 02, 2020
In the U.S., ornamental crops are a $21 billion industry. U.S. Department of Agriculture ... horticulture industryβs contributions to nutrient pollution and recommend ways to downsize it without taking up too
Oct 22, 2019
More than a decade removed from Hurricane Katrina southern Louisiana still experiences chronic ... storm events in 2016 damaged more than 145,000 homes and necessitated an estimated $10 billion in recovery