Dan Murtaugh, Bloomberg
Like much of the world, Patrick Decker has been engrossed in the saga of 12 boys and their soccer coach who became trapped in a flooded cave in Thailand. Unlike most, Decker is in a position to do something about it.
Report on Water Workforce Provides New Data on Challenges, Opportunities
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – A new report from the Brookings Institution provides a detailed and data-driven look at careers in the water sector, finding that while there are looming shortages and a need for diversity in the workforce, water jobs are a tremendous economic opportunity for the American worker.
How Wildfires Contaminate Drinking Water Sources
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NEWBURGH, N.Y. (AP) — New York City is in the midst of a plumbing repair job of monumental proportions.
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State puts Flint on notice for not fixing water system deficiencies
By Ron Fonger rfonger1@mlive.com
Why On Earth Would You Put SCADA On The Internet?
By Chris Little
Miss Ainsworth of the Old Louisville Student Conservation Association was teaching an environmental science lesson to some elementary students this weekend, and while they were researching, they found the NYRWA webpage (http://nyruralwater.org/links/links).
A huge Rural Water Thank You to all of our attendees and exhibitors who made our 39th Annual Conference such a success. We can never do this without you!
A tip of the cap to our speakers for taking the time to provide our members with this valuable training.
Congratulations to our award and scholarship winners for their achievements, we are humbled to have such amazing people in our midst!