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My Water Legacy: Like Mother, Like Daughter
June’s younger daughter, Bri, was watching. Bri earned a degree in civil engineering and now manages collection systems and sustainability for the Water Environment Federation (Alexandria, Va.) Water Sciences and Engineering Center. Niles, WEF Mascot, Becomes a National Phenomenon
Nile’s popularity has grown so much that he has begun making appearances at WEF Member Association events. Learn about the origin and growing popularity of Niles and see an exclusive video interview with the mascot. Hisataka Sokawa Transformed Wastewater Treatment in Japan
$10 Million George Barley Water Prize Competition Names Stage 1 Winners
Stage 1 of the Everglades Foundation’s (Palmetto Bay, Fla.) George Barley Water Prize competition is complete. Three teams continue on their journey toward one earning a $10-million prize, which will be awarded to the creator of a lasting, scalable, and cheap solution to reduce phosphorus content in waterways. New York Students Win U.S. SJWP for Biosensor and Purification System
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Great Water Cities Summit Shares Holistic Approach to Resilience
LIFT Celebrates 5 Years and Releases Survey Visualization Tool
Value of Water Campaign Survey Finds Water Infrastructure Important to Americans
WEF and ABC Commit to Accelerating Generation of Resources from Biogas Systems
WEF Joins Opposition Against Cuts to Rural Utilities
Mention Members in WEFCOM To Share Interesting Posts
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July 31, 2017
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