The Future of Water

  • The US Integrated Planning Bill: 10 steps municipalities can take to reap the benefits

    The 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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  • Published in Waterbriefing: A new approach to water resource planning

    Published 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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  • How should we dispose of PFAS waste from contaminated sites in Canada?

    How 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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  • Published in Waterbriefing: Helping the UK water sector deliver net zero carbon emissions

    Published 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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  • Published in Alaska Business: What about the water?

    Published 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

    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

    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

    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.

    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

    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: 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

    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

    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

    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?

    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

    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

    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?

    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

    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?

    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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