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Large water users are making big commitments to water positivity, but what does success really look like? Learn more when you attend the 2024 Industrial Water Reuse Conference. ❗ ADVANCE REGISTRATION DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 12 ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eNYi5vHT Join the discussion on measuring water stewardship and recycling success in the industrial sector! Moderator: Greta Zornes, Ph.D., Water Reuse Practice Leader, CDM Smith Panelists: Sandy Fabritz, Director of Water Strategy, Freeport-McMoRan Tyler Farrow, Standards Manager, Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS) Eric Owens, Assistant General Manager, West Basin Municipal Water District John Rydzewski, PE, Private Sector Sustainability Lead, Carollo Engineers #bewaterpositivite #waterpositivity2024

Register for the 2024 Industrial Water Reuse Conference, November 19-21 in Palm Springs, CA to take part in this great small-group discussion, and pick from another of the 13 table topics while you're there. The advance registration deadline is November 12! https://lnkd.in/ezAuFAJd Rob Kershner, founder and CEO of Innovatreat will host a conversation about one of the key challenges for membrane bio-reactor technologies: energy efficiency. He'll share details about his company's miniMBR® system and its benefits for improving energy and membrane lifespan. #bewaterpositive #waterpositivity2024 #netzero

THIS HALLOWEEN: do you dare to DIVE DEEP into water reuse? WHAT LIES BENEATH?? four days of learning. Tours of Tampa region water reuse and desalination facilities. A blowout celebration of the 40th Annual WateReuse Symposium. Workshops. Exhibitors. Cutting-edge research presentations presented in partnership with The Water Research Foundation (WRF). And so much more. Early bird registration ends December 17. Register now! https://lnkd.in/e8GmCrtR WateReuse Florida Tampa Bay Water #bewaterpositive #watereuse25

Peter Fiske is here to tell you about the future. Join National Alliance for Water Innovation at one of thirteen small-group topic tables when you attend the 2024 Industrial Water Reuse Conference, November 19-21 in Palm Springs, CA. Learn why NAWI is prioritizing industries in its second five-year term, and provide input on the research that's needed to advance industrial reuse. Learn more and register today: https://lnkd.in/ezAuFAJd #bewaterpositive #waterpositivity2024 #netzero U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)

🧙♀️Don’t Wait Until the Witching Hour! 🛣️ Do you DARE to tread the Road to Water Positivity? 🕰️Before the clock strikes midnight… before Halloween is upon us… make sure to secure your registration for the 2024 Industrial Water Reuse Conference, November 19-21 in Indian Wells, California! Advance registration for the conference closes on November 12! https://lnkd.in/eNYi5vHT #bewaterpositive #waterpositivity2024

How can worms help with effluent quality from food and beverage processing, farming, municipal wastewater and more? Meet Sarah Haupt from BioFiltro and discuss how vermifiltration might fit into your industrial or municipal water operation! Grab a cocktail and talk worms during our small-group roundtables. Register for the 2024 Industrial Water Reuse Conference, November 19-21 in Palm Springs, CA! The advance registration deadline is November 12! Learn more and register today: https://lnkd.in/ezAuFAJd #bewaterpositive #waterpositivity2024 #netzero

Register today for the 2024 Industrial Water Reuse Conference, November 19-21 in Palm Springs, CA, and you'll have the chance to engage on key industrial water reuse topics in small-group roundtables. Meet West Basin Municipal Water District Assistant General Manager Eric Owens in a small table setting to explore how utilities can implement an industrial water reuse program, balancing the challenges of quality, reliability, and cost. West Basin's 30-year track record will serve as an inspiration for a discussion of best practices. Learn more and register today: https://lnkd.in/eyGJMy3D #bewaterpositive #waterpositivity2024 #netzero

Mining for elements such as copper, cobalt, nickel and lithium is essential as we look to a low carbon future. The growth of renewable power, electricity networks, hydrogen, EV and battery storage technologies are driving an ever-greater need for mining of these elements. Water is vital in every mine. It is used in many ways from extraction, washing, and sorting of the minerals being mined, to dust suppression, slurry transport and employee welfare. How that water is managed is important for both the efficient running of a mine and the ESG implications for the company – not to mention complying with local and national legislation. Water reuse in mining can significantly reduce freshwater consumption, lower treatment costs, and ensure compliance with environmental standards — key benefits that align with a more sustainable future for the industry. We're looking forward to hosting this roundtable, "Water Reuse and Mining" at the WateReuse Association’s Industrial Reuse Conference, November 19-21 in Indian Wells, CA. #AECOM’s Lucy Pugh and Eric Schraml will be leading a discussion on the critical role of water reuse in minimizing environmental impact and enhancing sustainable mining practices. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eNYi5vHT #WaterReuse

Water is abundant and droughts are rare in the Northeast United States, so what are the region’s drivers for water recycling? Coastal flooding, sewer overflow, and outdated infrastructure just to name a few. Register for the Webcast: https://lnkd.in/epf-Ezh4 In this webcast, you will hear from our co-host, New England Water Environment Association (NEWEA) about the history, practices, and challenges of water reuse in the Northeast. We will then dive into two case studies of successful water recycling projects in the area, including the origins of the project, the partnerships, public outreach, funding, and permit considerations. The webcast will conclude with a presentation from Seatuck Environmental Association and IMEG – two organizations that were instrumental in crafting & advocating for the Long Island Water Reuse Roadmap & Action Plan. This roadmap is one of the first strategic water reuse plans passed in New England. Photo courtesy of New York City Department of Environmental Protection

When you attend the 2024 Industrial Water Reuse Conference, November 19-21 in Palm Springs, CA, you’ll have the chance to engage on key industrial water reuse topics in small-group roundtables. Topic Table: Join AECOM's Lucy Pugh and Eric Schraml to discuss emerging water reuse trends in the mining industry. Learn more and register today: https://lnkd.in/eyGJMy3D #bewaterpositive #waterpositivity2024 #netzero AECOM - Water AECOM - Environmental Services AECOM Québec