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Jim Lauria wrote and directed this video in conjunction with WaterWorld based on his article The Emotion of Wastewater on the Huffington Post: ...
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How much water does it take to make one latte? We can do more using less of our natural resources, right now.
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We are used to tackling challenges as single issues - rainforest depletion, overfishing, water scarcity - to name but a few. NGOs run compelling campaigns on ...
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by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network
A discussion about how governments, business and consumers can create solutions to save the stuff of life. Stuart Orr is Manager of Global Freshwater Programme
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Alvin's story is just one of hundreds. Visit www.awwa.org/ace12 for more information.
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Brown and Caldwell's award-winning clients, projects and people talk about what inspires them to continue to serve the industry.
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A candid interview with Water.org cofounder Matt Damon about the water crisis and what Water.org is doing to bring about change. To learn more about the ...
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Global water scarcity presents a grave challenge to continued human development and sustainability. The answer, however, is to use more water, not less. In ...
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by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network
MWH President and COO Alan Krause provides an overview of the design of the Third Set of Locks project of the Panama Canal Expansion. The Third Set of Locks ...
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Brown and Caldwell's creative engineering design replaced an aging 2-mile underwater interceptor in Lake Oswego, Ore., with an unprecedented buoyant, flexible ...
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DC Water General Manager: George Hawkins on their Smart Water Initiatives that addresses the current crises: 5 Points on the Water Industry: 1) Essential ...
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You probably know that Israel is mostly a desert. However, most people do not realize that this beautiful, thriving country is in a water crisis. In the film ...
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by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network
ORCA's Dr. Edith Widder describes how her work at ORCA on improving water quality in Florida's Indian River Lagoon can be applied around the world.
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Andrew Wales, the Head of Sustainable Development at SAB Miller, speaks with Hub Culture Executive Editor Edie Lush at the Hub Culture Davos Pavilion during ...
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by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network
"Hidden beneath the highways and streets of Washington DC is a sprawling infrastructure of hundreds of thousands of assets — water distribution pipes, valves, ...
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Despite impressive economic growth over the last decade, socioeconomic inequalities still prevail in Peru and poverty remains high in the Sierra (60%). In ...
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