#Juneteenth is a day for celebrating freedom & African American culture. Badgers, I encourage you to find ways to work for justice & remove barriers. Equity central to the #WisconsinIdea. We must learn from the past to ensure a future where everyone in our community can thrive.

We’re thrilled to have Madison native and community champion Derek Johnson as senior director of our Inclusion, Equity, and Diversity in Engineering Student Center. engineering.wisc.edu/blog/derek-joh…

River sediment is changing globally, impacting the stability of river systems and the ecological and economic systems that rely on them. New #SciencePerspective shows the current state of knowledge… doi.org/10.1126/scienc…

Water research news!💧Learn about a new technique to more accurately determine the amount of #radium in #DrinkingWater. Work was funded by the Wis. #Groundwater Research Monitoring Program and is published now by American Water Works Association Water Science: bit.ly/3RwBjtV Matt Ginder-Vogel (he/him/his)

City-Wide Notable Calls 08/16/2022 to 08/17/2022: The information provided below is about some of the calls officers responded to over the last twenty-four (24) hours. Most narratives … cityofmadison.com/police/chief/b…

"When the water is of poor quality or... just not delivered, it’s a profound betrayal of trust.” –UW–Madison's Manuel Teodoro. Teodoro is available for interviews about the #MississippiWaterCrisis. For more info: experts.news.wisc.edu La Follette School of Public Affairs

Broken Politics, Broken Pipes When water governance is a blame game, nothing succeeds like failure. Sound water systems require institutions that give leaders organizational capacity & incentives for good choices. Thoughts on Jackson's water crisis: mannyteodoro.com/?p=3088

Reminder that the Water@UW-Madison permanent staff position (research program coordinator) is open for a few more days: jobs.hr.wisc.edu/en-us/job/5149…

I am recruiting new PhD students for the Fall 2023 semester, in the area of sustainability of emerging technologies. More details can be found at the link below: docs.google.com/document/d/1AX…

Working on convincing UW Madison CEE to drop GRE requirements for graduate admissions. Any other Big 10 schools that can add data to this google sheet? What about CEE_Stanford MSU College of Engineering Rao Govindaraju Nebraska Civil and Environmental Engineering Engineering - OSU MU Civil, Construction & Environmental Engineering Rutgers Engineering Love a bit more!

Not quite up to UW-Madison Geography but UWMadisonCEE Environmental Chemistry and Technology trying to represent.

As we wade into the weekend, don't forget to register to present at the Art and Poster Session! Free food, a cash bar, and art and research from the Wisconsin water community is sure to be a good time! Register here: forms.gle/QNeJS76xjr3W3L… Registration to attend not required.

Trans people are people. Trans women are women. Trans men are men. Trans kids deserve gender affirming care. Transphobia is harmful. Inclusion can only be attained through trans-inclusive positions, policies, and practices.

Titus Seilheimer Matt Ginder-Vogel (he/him/his) Genius.

New to us but certainly not new to water, introducing Ali Mikulyuk. She takes on the role of Water@UW-Madison research program coordinator. bit.ly/3OSJmjW

Amber White, PhD sam Matt Ginder-Vogel (he/him/his) Got the CFL tour two winters ago and it's time for a WSE tour!

Meet assistant professor of Department of Soil and Environmental Sciences, Inna Popova. Inna is an environmental organic chemist, and her work aims to understand the impact of synthetic chemicals on ecosystems. Learn more: ow.ly/bBCe50M5ALL