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WEF’s Water for Jobs Campaign Promotes Water Infrastructure InvestmentThe Water Environment Federation (WEF; Alexandria, Va.) is spreading the word that investing in water infrastructure is an investment in American jobs and America’s future. WEF’s Matt Ries Learns About Wastewater Energy Innovations from European ExpertsMatt Ries, chief technical officer at the Water Environment Federation (WEF; Alexandria, Va.), spends his days working to find and connect WEF with the newest and best wastewater treatment innovations around the world. This pursuit continues into his personal life, too. Ries spends much of his free time learning even more about these innovations during his pursuit of a doctorate in civil engineering from the University of South Florida (Tampa). As part of his Ph.D. program, Ries participated in the Biological Waste to Energy Technologies (BioWET) conference, July 16–20. Cities Educate About Water Quality Through World Water Monitoring ChallengeCities around the globe are embracing water monitoring and water quality education by taking the World Water Monitoring Challenge. On Sept. 18, residents of Austin, Texas; Denver, Colo., and cities throughout Poland monitored local waterways. Planting Oysters To Benefit the Chesapeake Bay
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WEF Video Teaches About Operation of Water Resource Recovery Facilities Watch the WATER’S WORTH IT Winning Videos
WEF Files Amicus Brief Supporting Land Application of Biosolids
Webcasts Educate About Biosolids and Asset Management WEF Joins Discussion on CWA’s Future
WEF Joins Amicus Brief to U.S. Supreme Court on Los Angeles Stormwater Case
WEF Participates in White House Conference on Green Infrastructure
Submit an Idea To Reinvent the Toilet
Meet WEF’s Newest Life Members
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