The Future of Water
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MoreRob Simm presenting on Biological Selenium Removal at the 2018 Selenium Summit
Led by Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) and Wageningen University. Focused on international collaborative research to address challenges of removing selenium and nitrogen from water sources
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More[With Video] Project Impossible? Not when you have the right team!
A massive flood-fighting complex in New Orleans is featured on HISTORY’s documentary series premiering on September 1
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MoreA quest to find innovative technologies for managing deteriorating water infrastructure
Various sectors use a range of technologies to manage deteriorating infrastructure; what technologies could work in the water sector?
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MoreNature is a patient, not a machine: Looking at stream restoration through the medical lens
We shouldn’t treat natural channel design like any other engineering project
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MoreHistory's new television series features two major Stantec design achievements
Learn more about air dates and our work featured on History's Project Impossible: Iqaluit Airport and the New Orleans Permanent Canal Closures and Pumps project
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MoreHow to plan for affordable, supportable utility rates
Utilities benefit from financial planning and selecting the right funding strategy—and those benefits can be passed to the customer
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MoreCoastal crisis: We’re running out of sand along Florida’s beaches—what’s the solution?
It takes creativity in both approach/methodology and funding to take care of eroding beaches
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MorePublished: Walk Before You Run - Philadelphia's Green City, Clean Waters Program
How Philadelphia is implementing green infrastructure initiatives to help reduce stormwater runoff for cleaner waters.
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More7 ways to tell if a stream restoration project is successful
What does a successful project look like the first few years after construction? Look for pools, riffles, vegetation, and little critters
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MoreDrought defense: 3 steps to effective water management in extreme climates
A lifelong New Mexican shares lessons learned in one of the driest places in the US
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MoreWhat role should affordability play when utilities set their rates?
As water and sewer rates outpace inflation, some utilities are facing an affordability crisis—here are 3 steps to resolve it
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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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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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MoreHealthy streams: How to work the bugs into your project
Monitoring benthic macroinvertebrates—the little critters living in streams and rivers—is a powerful tool when trying to gauge healthy waterways
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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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MorePublished in WWT Magazine: What next for water catchment management?
The UK Government's 25-year environment plan plots a path away from the current regulator- led approach towards a holistic approach to catchments, writes Mike Streetly
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MoreStormwater pond muck: What is it—and why should it matter to you?
What are we doing with excavated sediments? Here’s how municipalities can save thousands of dollars while conserving landfill space.
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Published: Making The Most Of What You Have - Optimisation Of Assets In Water And Energy
Are the UK Water and Energy Sectors optimising the assets they already have? John Ord chats to the Institute of Water Magazine, Summer Edition 2018
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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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