Glad to have had the opportunity to engage in an enlightening discussion with this dynamic flock of fellow young ambassadors at SWAN - The Smart Water Networks Forum! Thank you Thibault Moreels, Philipp Grünler, Xuhui Zeng, P.E., and Madeleine Crisp MIWat…lnkd.in/edeA8fM7

Come join our team! If you have a #science and #engineering background and are passionate about #water and #environmental issues, Current is looking for a technical program director. Apply by July 7. Details here: currentwater.org/blue-jobs-main…

Rodionov’s Regime Shift Detection Algorithm and the “Epic Pluvial” in the Delaware Basin dlvr.it/SrrJ1P

Don't make the mistake of using "overhead costs" of a charity, like CEO salary to determine where to donate - here's why 👇

Interesting development we heard today regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (#GERD) planned activity through a joint press release by #Ethiopia and #Egypt. I got few questions to explain this. 1/6

Strategies for enhanced #water security are the focus of a new report from Engineering Research Visioning Alliance (ERVA), an initiative funded by U.S. National Science Foundation. Our Alaina Harkness contributed to the report, which identifies engineering research priorities to address this complex issue. Read more: ervacommunity.org/press-release/…

How can YPs leverage this emerging tool? love, hate, curious abt #AI in water? 8/9 join the SWAN Forum #RiSWP discussion w digital transformation pros Jim Cooper💧, Arcadis North America; Stephanie Leblanc Halifax Water, Kedar Dabhadkar Kedar Dabhadkar KETOS - Revolutionizing Water Analytics w/IoT & AI REGISTER lnkd.in/dVeThCgU

We are thrilled to announce the release of Jupyter Notebook Version 7! 🚀 📝💻 Real-time collaboration, visual debugging, dark mode, and more! Read our latest blog post to discover what's new! blog.jupyter.org/announcing-jup…

Always a fan of new and better parallel axis plots!

To address an anticipated 10% reduction in water supply by 2040 due to hotter & drier conditions, the State Water Board has developed a draft report on expediting permitting for seawater desalination plants. Public can comment on report thru noon. More: bit.ly/3Og0uAj

Meet an especially graceful satellite mission: GRACE! 🛰️ GRACE is a pair of satellites that follow each other. They use Earth’s gravity to measure changes in things like ice sheets, glaciers, and even groundwater. The bigger the object, the more it tugs on the satellites.

This is huge!

“In the past, society has benefited from making unnecessary exposure to lead and other contaminants unacceptable, but at some level, harms arising from a nocebo effect for trace contaminant exposures may also be considered unacceptable.”

Today US Department of the Interior and Bureau of Reclamation announced the launch of a new large-scale water recycling program and made $180 million from President Donald J. Trump' Bipartisan Infrastructure Law available to create new water supplies that are less vulnerable to drought and climate change. doi.gov/pressreleases/…

In our American Water Works Association paper, we discuss the drawbacks of regulating HAAs as a group. MCLs related to a group of DBPs weights each one by its conc. But often DBPs with the lowest conc have the highest toxicity. What's the best path forward? awwa.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/aw… #water #publichealth

Stopping children from dying: one of humanity's greatest achievements. Dramatic progress has been made across the world. One example: In 1970, 1-in-3 newborns in Malawi died before the age of five. In 1990, this was 1-in-4. Today it's 1-in-24.

"65% of voters support extending SNAP benefits to cover water bills. This includes 83% of Democrats, 61% of Independents, and 50% of Republicans. Voters who live in a SNAP household are especially supportive of this proposal." dataforprogress.org/blog/2023/7/26…

An introduction to linear programming for reservoir operations (part 1) dlvr.it/Swtn1R

Women, Wages, and Bottled Water Despite its high price, bottled water consumption is greatest among the poor & working class. Turns out that the relationship between income & bottled water is distinctly gendered. Consumer behavior data tell the story: mannyteodoro.com/?p=4396

About 80-90% of #PFAS exposure is from sources other than water - consumer goods, household products, food, etc. Why isn't there an aggressive effort to address those sources? Is the burden disproportionately being placed on #water utilities? #podcast: bit.ly/PFASepilogue