The Future of Water
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MoreThe Water Bar: Serving up conversations about water supply and use
Water resources engineering is often behind the scenes, but the Water Bar helps make sustainable water management publicly approachable
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MoreTop 5 things to keep in mind as you seek funding for your capital projects
Local governments face economic challenges, but it’s important to prepare now for utility infrastructure reinvestment
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MoreLiving shorelines: Recovery, restoration, and resiliency after Hurricane Sandy
Using the natural environment helps our coasts endure and thrive in the face of severe weather, flooding, and climate change
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MoreWhat is the PIEVC Protocol, and how can we use it to build resilient communities?
Protecting infrastructure from climate change and creating stronger communities with a multi-step process
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MoreHow can we improve combined sewer overflow reporting? We need a smarter approach
Tailored analytics platform technology can deliver a better informed, more proactive CSO monitoring and reporting process
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MoreRealizing the benefits of largescale property acquisitions to reduce flood risk
Stantec is researching how cities can revitalize flood-prone neighborhoods, in part by treating ecosystems as service providers
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MoreWe need new approaches to managing water resources for our economic, environmental future
How our relationship with The Nature Conservancy has led to improving aquatic habitat, water quality, and flooding
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Collaboration Re-Defined: Positioning for Success at PR19
Ken Gedman talks about collaboration for water company success in AMP7
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MoreCelebrating World Water Day: What will it take to secure our water future?
A message from Stantec CEO Gord Johnston on World Water Day 2018
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MoreNPR's Planet Money features the world's biggest battery
Stantec hydropower experts contributed to this feature on the world's biggest battery: pumped storage. Hear about our clients' quest to bottle natural energy resources.
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MoreToday’s water challenge: You’re in charge of a water-poor country. What do you do?
Wastewater reuse can help the world’s most water-desperate countries plan a sustainable future
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Water Futures+1 - Water, Energy, and Agriculture to 2035
Exploring the critical uncertainties, challenges, and opportunities for global water security and the water industry
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MoreEconomics of Water Series: Changing landscapes in the global water industry
From technology to relationships, water and wastewater utilities are positioned to drive the circular economy
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12:31Watch VideoAMPIng Up Solutions for Flood Risk
The Automated Mitigation Project Identifier is an innovative model that assesses structural flood risk across multiple scenarios. Video from Stantec’s Breckenridge Forum—part of our C&I Program.
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MoreWater rich or water poor? A quantitative tool can help water resources planners
Using quantitative water balance models can help city and state planners understand the availability of water resources—now and in the future
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Knowledge sharing in the water industry
Dr. Lisa Barrott talks about the importance of sharing knowledge to address challenges in the water industry
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MoreThe digital utility is within our reach
Technology can enable water, waste, food, and energy integration—but only if we make it a priority
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MoreEconomics of Water Series: Looking back at the WateReuse Symposium—5 major reuse themes
‘Wastewater’ equals a water opportunity wasted; in some parts of the world, direct potable reuse is a real solution to water deficiencies
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MoreNeed more water? Think Ozone-BAC for "one water" resolution
If you thought reverse osmosis was the one and only choice for potable water reuse, think again. Ozonation followed by biological activated carbon (ozone-BAC) is more suited to inland communities.
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MoreEconomics of Water Series: Extreme weather—after the hurricanes
Resiliency and coastal restoration experts say severe storm recovery starts with preparedness
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