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From water quality and quantity to sustainable agriculture and flood mitigation, WRRI is at the forefront of water research and innovation. Learn more about our work and how you can get involved. wrri.msstate.edu

Together with our partners, we are working towards a shared vision of a sustainable water future for all.

Some of our staff spent a couple of days in Albuquerque this week as we kick off round 12 of our work with the EFCN. This project is a nation wide collaboration to provide assistance to small public utilities in all 50 states.

Located at Mississippi State University, our institute conducts cutting-edge research to address critical water issues facing our state and beyond. Learn more here. wrri.msstate.edu

At MSU's Water Resources Research Institute, we are proud to play a key role in advancing the science of water resources and informing water policy decisions at the local, state, and national levels.

🚰 How safe is the drinking water at your child’s school? The SipSafe team at Mississippi State tested water for lead at schools & childcare centers across MS. See the results: 🔗 extension.msstate.edu/publications/s… #SipSafe #LeadAwareness #WaterQuality #MSUResearch #Mississippi

WRRI and ⁦MSU Extension⁩ program coordinator Justin Palmer gave an update Monday on the SipSafe program to public water utility operators and engineers at the 2025 AL/MS Water Joint Annual Conference in Mobile, AL

Protecting our waterways and boosting crop yields? That's the work happening at MSU’s Water Resources Research Institute! Learn how we’re exploring smarter nitrogen fertilizer application for a win-win for farmers and the environment. wrri.msstate.edu/news_item.php?…

🚨 Reminder for our friends in Tate County! If you picked up a water sample kit, drop off your sample TODAY at the MSU Extension office in Senatobia by 5 pm💧AND — Join us at 6 pm for a Well Water Workshop! Learn how to protect your well and understand your water results.

From studying crop water use to exploring conservation tillage, our institute is equipping Mississippi growers with tools for a more productive and environmentally sustainable future. Meet one of the researchers making it happen, Dr. Madhav Dhakal. wrri.msstate.edu/news_item.php?…

We serve as a resource for communities across Mississippi, providing valuable information and support to address local water challenges. Learn more: wrri.msstate.edu

Want to learn more about our water research? Visit our website to explore our projects and publications. wrri.msstate.edu/index.php

We are proud to be developing technologies that improve water use efficiency, reduce water pollution, and protect our water resources for future generations. Learn more: wrri.msstate.edu

We are thrilled to partner (again) with the EFCN on this project's new round of funding! epa.gov/newsreleases/e…

This Memorial Day, we honor the courageous men and women who gave their lives in defense of our nation. At MSU’s Water Resources Research Institute, we are reminded that the freedoms we have to study, protect, and serve our communities are made possible by ultimate sacrifice.

Our team is meeting with operators from around the state of Mississippi today at the Mississippi Rural Water Association’s annual conference in Biloxi.

💧⚡ Mark your calendars! MSU’s Water and Energy Conference returns October 28–30 at The Mill. From innovation to sustainability, this is where leaders, experts, and change makers converge to shape the future. Registration opens July 1. Plan now to be part of something special.

From Mississippi to the world, the Water Resources Research Institute is tackling critical water challenges. Our scientists are developing solutions for a more sustainable future.

We are excited to be partnering today with Jeremy Fletcher from Hydra Service, Inc. on our latest national webinar as part of the Environmental Finance Center’s webinar series. Over 200 water system/utility operators and engineers attended.