Saving Water, One Drip At A Time; Denver Water Replaced 22,000+ Lead Service Lines
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Saving Water, One Drip At A Time
Aligning well with the United Nations ’ World Water Day, observed annually on March 22 to highlight the importance of freshwater resources and advocate for sustainable water management, Water Online talks with renowned water expert, best-selling author, and N-Drip Gravity Micro Irrigation CSO, Seth Siegel.
Denver Water Passes 22,000 Lead Service Lines Replaced
“I am so impressed by the success of this program,” said Alexis Woodrow , manager of Denver Water’s Lead Reduction Program.?
As 2023, the fourth year of Denver Water’s ground-breaking Lead Reduction Program ended, hard-working crews replaced more than 22,000 customer-owned lead service lines with lead-free, copper lines — at no direct cost to the customers. Read Cathy Proctor's full article to learn more about what made this program so successful.
In this webinar learn lessons on delivering value from digital solutions and AI from groundbreaking advancements in automotive, oil and gas and what they can mean for water. To make it practical the webinar will demonstrate how these lessons have been applied to reduce non-revenue water. Join the discussion on Thursday, April 04, 2024 @ 11 AM EDT - Can't make it? If you register you will receive a recording of the webinar so you can watch it any time!
EPA Researchers Develop Method For Studying Agricultural Nutrient Pollution In The Midwest
Nutrient pollution is one of the most pressing issues currently facing U.S. waterways. To address nutrient pollution concerns, EPA researcher Dr. Yongping Yuan and former Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) participant Dr. Brock Kamrath conducted research to learn when, and to what extent, these nutrients enter Midwestern waterbodies.
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Bridging The Gap: USU Computer Scientists Develop Model To Enhance Water Data From Satellites
“Water managers need accurate data for water resource management tasks, including lake coastal zone monitoring, rising seas border shift detection and erosion monitoring,” says @Utah State University computer scientist Pouya Hosseinzadeh. “But they face a trade-off when reviewing data from currently deployed satellites, which yield complementary data that are either of high spatial or high temporal resolutions. We’re trying to integrate the data to provide more accurate information.”
Pursuing NSF-funded research, Soukaina Filali Boubrahimi , Pouya Hosseinzadeh , and colleagues published findings in AGU's 'Water Resources Research' journal.
16th Annual Fix a Leak Week Reminds Businesses To Reduce Water Waste
US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)'s WaterSense program is celebrating the 16th annual Fix a Leak Week. Minor leaks account for nearly one trillion gallons of water wasted each year in U.S. homes. During the third week of March each year, WaterSense and its utility, government, retail, builder, and manufacturer partners remind consumers and businesses to look for leaks and make simple repairs to save water.
Ecolab Watermark? Study Reveals Global Generational Gap On Access To Clean And Safe Water
Data from a global study commissioned by Ecolab, a global sustainability leader offering water solutions and services, and conducted in partnership with Morning Consult, has revealed that the level and immediacy of clean and safe water concerns varies across generations.