What We Know About Coronavirus and Water Treatment

By Rasha Maal-Bared, Senior Microbiologist at EPCOR and Chair of WEF’s Waterborne Infectious Disease Outbreak Control Subcommittee (WIDOC) Key Points: Currently there is no evidence that

Building Skills Helps Boost Operators' Knowledge

Over the past few months, the coronavirus pandemic has underscored water professionals’ role as protectors of public health, and we’ve seen their extraordinary skill and knowledge in action.This

Taking a Spin in Honor of Operators

Jessica Rozek, WEF’s operations program manager, blogs about biking to recognize operators on World Water Day. To celebrate World Water Day on March 22, I joined three other WEF staff members on

Introducing the Water Environment Research Virtual Issue

This World Water Day, WEF’s research community has its eyes turned to public health issues and the treatment of unconventional contaminants. As data testing and analytics become more sophisticated,

Don't Miss the WEF/IWA Residuals and Biosolids Conference

Manny Moncholi, a WEF co-chair of the WEF/IWA Residuals and Biosolids Conference 2019, blogs about this popular conference with international flair. With WEF’s renewed focus on Water’s Worth It and

It’s Time to Transform the Water Workforce for the 21st Century

Our sector is facing enormous challenges, including aging infrastructure, population growth, pollution problems, affordability, and climate change impacts. In addition, water utilities face a

Change Is Coming to WEF's Bylaws

WEF Board of Trustees President Jackie Jarrell details proposed key changes to the Water Environment Federation's governing documents. Happy New Year! I hope 2020 is off to a great start for

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