The Future of Water
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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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Developing 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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In 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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4 common water infrastructure problems and how to fund improvement initiatives
Aging water infrastructure is a serious issue throughout the US. Funding improvement projects doesn’t need to be.
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Community Futures: think globally, act locally has never mattered more
Community Futures speaks to the most significant trends influencing our cities, from climate change to digital innovation
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Published: Reaching beyond stormwater to create resilient communities
In this World Water: Stormwater Management article, Stantec’s Chris Digman looks at the future challenges of creating resilient water systems
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Published in the Institute of Water: Delivering change through research-led innovation
Stantec’s Chris Digman and Elliot Gill explore the role that practitioners have in creating transformational change to benefit clients and customers
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Published in Water & Wastes Digest: One Water, Multiple Goals
“One Water” in the real world—each utility will need a different approach, yet all must start at the same point—centered on their community
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Published: Could Project 13 deliver a step change in efficiency for the UK water sector?
In this WWT online article, Stantec’s Craig McMaster and Scott Jackson analyse Project 13’s innovative enterprise model
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Published in Institution of Civil Engineers: Communities should be at the heart of decision making
Engaging with the public is more than just about consultations says Stantec's Graduate Civil Engineer Monika Szczyrba
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Published in World Water Magazine: Embracing change delivers SMART technologies
A successful business change is key to ensuring a sustainable return on investment says Stantec’s Neil Croxton
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Published in Waterbriefing: What next for PR19?
Stantec’s Tim Williams takes an in-depth look at how PR19 has unfolded to date, and where the water sector is heading
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Published on WWT Online: The robots aren't coming... they’re already here
Stantec’s Dan Causley looks at advances in technology and their role in boosting productivity in the UK water sector
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Published in The Institute of Water Magazine: Digital! What now?
Stantec’s Jo Kelsey reflects on the water industry’s ambition to embrace digital solutions to improve performance and delivery of outcomes
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Published: Minimal Disturbance: Milestone Project Tests Capabilities of Microtunnelling
How to design for the largest diameter microtunnelling project in North America as featured in Trenchless Technology Canada
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Published in American Infrastructure: The AI Interview – Lisa Beutler, President of the AWRA
Stantec’s Lisa Beutler—current president of American Water Resource Association—looks at the developments in the changing world of water
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Published in The Water Report: Wade Crowfoot Interviewed
Our Lisa Beutler interviews California’s Secretary for Natural Resources to talk priorities, policy and the current California Water Plan
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Published in NC Currents: Storm Damage Risk Reduction – Permanent Canal Closures and Pumps
A look at the top 10 factors coastal communities should consider and address in future builds to reduce hurricane storm damage risk
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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 Water & Wastes Digest: Reaching Deep Tunnel Vision
A 240 foot look down at what makes planning, design, construction, and startup of deep tunnel pump stations different than your typical lift station
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