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In this conversation with Adam Link of the California Association of Sanitation Agencies (CASA), we discuss the ongoing issues surrounding PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) in California, the role of CASA, and the importance of public awareness and individual actions in addressing environmental challenges. We also explore California's regulatory approach to PFAS, the significance of recycled water, and the need for community engagement in wastewater management.

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In this conversation, Dr. Bob Rubin discusses the importance of a holistic approach to water management, emphasizing the need to consider all sources of water and the significance of (and innovative solutions for) contaminants like PFAS. He highlights the necessity for research and education in the field, as well as the importance of attracting younger generations to water management careers. The discussion also touches on the concept of a spherical economy in water management, integrating various aspects of environmental management and regulation.

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In this episode, Angela and Shawn talk with Tristian Bounds, a cochair of WEF's Distributed Water Infrastructure Task Force, who recently presented a paper on the subject at WEFTEC. The conversation covers the goals of the task force, the importance of clear definitions in the industry, various roles within distributed infrastructure, and its associated benefits and challenges. With a focus on resilience, accessibility, and regulatory acceptance, the paper is titled "Distributed Water Infrastructure, Frameworks, and Possibilities" and is available at accesswater.org.

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In this conversation, Dr. Reshmina William of ISLE Utilities discusses the Trial Reservoir Program, a unique initiative designed to de-risk piloting and trials for water and wastewater innovation technologies. The program supports vendors and end users by providing a revolving loan fund that absorbs the costs of unsuccessful trials. Dr. William highlights the global impact of the program, including specific reservoirs for minority-led utilities and disadvantaged communities. She emphasizes the need for innovative technologies, particularly in lead detection and PFAS management, and the importance of procedural justice in technology implementation. The conversation concludes with a call to action for technology vendors and utility end users to engage with the program.
To learn more about ISLE Utilities and the programs they offer, visit https://isleutilities.com.
To contact Dr. William directly, email reshmina.william@isleutilities.com.

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In this conversation, Angela and Shawn discuss the differences between blackwater and greywater. They explain that blackwater comes from toilets, sinks with garbage disposals, and dishwashers, while greywater comes from sinks, showers, and washing machines. They talk about the various ways to treat and reuse greywater, including filtration, sedimentation, biological treatment, and disinfection. They also highlight the environmental impacts of separating blackwater and greywater, such as water conservation, reduction of sewage load, and soil health. Finally, they emphasize the importance of disposing of blackwater appropriately to prevent water pollution and eutrophication.

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During our time at WEFTEC, we had the privilege of talking with several thought leaders and influencers in our industry. In this series, you'll hear from six individuals who sat down with us to share their insights into emerging industry trends and what obstacles they see coming on the road ahead.

In this episode, our guests are Adam Link, Executive Director of the California Association of Sanitation Agencies (CASA), and Alex Gamota, cofounder and CEO of Third-Party Owner (3PO) Networks.

Please note that these interviews are presented to you just as they were recorded on the exhibit hall floor at the expo center in New Orleans.

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During our time at WEFTEC, we had the privilege of talking with several thought leaders and influencers in our industry. In this series, you'll hear from six individuals who sat down with us to share their insights into emerging industry trends and what obstacles they see coming on the road ahead.

Our guests in this episode are Dr. Bob Rubin, Professor Emeritus at North Carolina State University, and Dr. Reshmina William, Project and Trial Manager at ISLE Utilities.

Please note that these interviews are presented to you just as they were recorded on the exhibit hall floor at the expo center in New Orleans.

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During our time at WEFTEC, we had the privilege of talking with several thought leaders and influencers in our industry. In this series, you'll hear from six individuals who sat down with us to share their insights into emerging industry trends and what obstacles they see coming on the road ahead.
Our guests in this episode are Stuart Coleman, the Executive Director and cofounder of Wastewater Alternatives & Innovations (WAI) in Hawaii, and Dr. Peter Fiske, the Executive Director of the National Alliance for Water Innovation (NAWI), located in Washington, D.C.

Please note that these interviews are presented to you just as they were recorded on the exhibit hall floor at the expo center in New Orleans.

If you have comments or questions about our podcast, you can reach us through this link. To discuss a project or talk to one of our engineers, call 800-348-9843.