The Future of Water
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More6 approaches to water management that can help address climate change
To create a sustainable future, we must scrutinize water management through a climate resilience lens
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MoreSpend a dollar to save six: coastal resilience by the numbers
Rising sea levels. Catastrophic storms. Battered shorelines. What’s the measurable impact of climate change on our coastal communities, and how can we respond?
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Published: Taking a New Approach to Wet-Weather Infrastructure in Narragansett Bay
How “sweating the system” with smart analytics modeling and TOTEX planning can deliver fit-for-purpose solutions, capital cost savings, and system optimization
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MorePublished on WWT Online: Meeting AMP7 leakage targets
Damian Crawford, head of smart networks & leakage at Stantec, discusses how becoming data-rich and knowledge-smart can help the industry meet AMP7 leakage targets
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MoreThe time is now for risk-based water supply planning
Few cheap or easy solutions remain for water supply in the US. Integrated water resources planning is a first step to understanding your risks.
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MoreFAMS: Optimizing tough financial solutions for utility managers
Developing tools and leveraging expertise to help communities address funding challenges in a strategic and cost-effective manner
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[Whitepaper] Considerations for Water and Wastewater Treatment related to the recent outbreak COVID-19
Common disinfection methods for water and wastewater treatment are expected to be effective for inactivation of coronaviruses when executed properly
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MoreThe 7 best practices of highly effective smart cities
Learn how the world’s smartest cities deploy technology to securely interconnect transportation systems, utilities, buildings, public spaces, and more
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MorePublished: Rising to the challenge of delivering the largest ever UK national environmental programme
In an Expert Focus article for Waterbriefing, Narinder Sunner assesses the challenge of ensuring WINEP is delivered efficiently and effectively
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Published in Environment Magazine: Building a resilient New Orleans
Stantec’s Dan Grandal reports on how New Orleans is managing storm water whilst at the same time making the city more resilient to climate change
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Published: Thinking beyond the asset—a cost effective solution to the WINEP challenge
In the Institute of Water Magazine Stantec’s Paul Daily explores looking beyond asset driven engineered solutions for long-term sustainable outcomes
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MoreThe US Integrated Planning Bill: 10 steps municipalities can take to reap the benefits
Recent legislation will enable municipalities to develop integrated approaches to wastewater and stormwater management
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MorePublished in Waterbriefing: A new approach to water resource planning
Stantec’s William Jacobsen shares his thoughts on what the future might hold for public water supply resource planning
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MoreHow should we dispose of PFAS waste from contaminated sites in Canada?
Despite our steadily evolving understanding of the negative health impacts of PFAS, disposal of PFAS-contaminated waste remains unregulated
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MorePublished in Waterbriefing: Helping the UK water sector deliver net zero carbon emissions
Stantec’s Adrian Johnson discusses the journey to delivering transformational change and sustainable outcomes for customers, communities and the environment
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MorePublished in Alaska Business: What about the water?
Hydrological environmental engineering is in high demand across the Last Frontier
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Published: Wet-Weather Infrastructure: Smart Analysis and TOTEX Planning Equal Savings and Resilience
How “sweating the system” with smart analytics modeling and TOTEX planning can deliver fit-for-purpose solutions, capital cost savings, and system optimization
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Published in Global Water Intelligence: Coastal projects bring Stantec a flood of work
Green infrastructure and solutions a growing necessity to protect coastal communities from more frequent and growing storms
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MoreDeveloping solutions to handle PFAS—aka “forever chemicals”—it’s an evolving science
Innovative problem-solving needed as the true depth of PFAS contamination and its effects on humanity remain up in the air
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MoreIn California, 1 million residents lack clean water. Solutions are on the way.
The new Safe and Affordable Drinking Water program must address social and political factors to succeed
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