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Our case study where we support the local #authority to monitor remotely 372 stations includes: - 214 #Groundwater stations - 110 #Wastewater stations - 42 #CEMS stations - 4 #Surfacewater stations - 2 #Hydrometeorology stations By that, the authority can now better preserve the #environment and create a source of revenue that yields millions of USD from non-compliant industries annually #iLotusLand #iLL_case_study #iLL_case_study_08 #iLL_case_study_government

🚧 Major investments totaling over $11.1M are flowing into Sea to Sky Country, B.C., with the Government of Canada, B.C., and local districts uniting to revitalize Squamish and Sunshine Coast wastewater infrastructure. MP Patrick Weiler, Minister Anne Kang, and local leaders announced upgrades to bolster the region's growth and resilience. In Squamish, the Mamquam Wastewater Treatment Plant will see vital enhancements to accommodate expansion, while the Sunshine Coast will benefit from a new, more efficient wastewater treatment facility. These pivotal upgrades will fortify the environment and fuel economic growth by improving community services. https://lnkd.in/g-2UBKsb

Peoria General Plan 2024: What You Need to Know Learn about the importance of the Arizona General Plan 2024 update and its impact on policy, water management, and economic development. Gain insights from a senior advisor recognizing public outreach and input necessary for business development. #ArizonaGeneralPlan #PolicyUpdates #WaterManagement #EconomicDevelopment #CommunityPlanning #ArizonaStateLaw #SeniorAdvisorInsights #PolicyImpacts #ArizonaDevelopment #2024Updates #AMKOR #Vistancia #NoToPeoriaAirport #LauraPage #Mesquite

Just like the water that powers our province, the future is fluid. See how our first-ever Integrated Resource Plan is helping us plan for what comes next: https://lnkd.in/d2Y6BMu9

This morning our Deputy Chair Julia Prescot was on the opening panel of the @Water Report and Indepen #SocialContractSummit "on what water problems do we need to solve". One of the problems she said was ensuring England's #water infrastructure up to 2050 and beyond can respond to the twin challenges of a growing population and the impacts of #climatechange - i.e increased risk of dought, which necessitated the need to generate 4bn litres of additional water supply a day in England by 2050. Building new supply #infrastructure - along with tackling leaks and reducing demand - was one of the three key routes to solving this long term challenge facing the sector. With significant new infrastructure needing to be built - reservoirs, transfer networks - this required a #regulatory system that functions in a way that encourages investment into the sector when it's needed, but also ensures due attention is given to improving the #resilience and #maintenance of the system as a whole. Attracting investors into the market in the face of competition from attractive markets like the US also means addressing issues likely to give investors pause, such as the current slow pace of the #planning system for major infrastructure. The need for reform of the regulatory environment to drive the right behaviours from companies and investors on issues like #resilience and protecting the natural environment was the focus of much of the discussion with fellow panellists Colin Skellet of Wessex Water, River Action's James Wallace and Lila Thompson of British Water. As too was the importance of the need to rebuild the public's dented confidence in the #water sector and increase the #transparency of both how the sector operates and the costs associated with future-proofing our water system. To familiarise yourself with our recommendations on #water and #resilience in our 2nd National Infrastructure Assessment, visit the #NIA2 page on our website here: https://lnkd.in/eUsUEhCJ

Have you ever wondered why water infrastructure matters? Why do we really need things such as dams, weirs and pipelines? In our latest #NationalWaterGrid series, ‘Why water infrastructure matters’, we’ll take a deep dive (pun intended 🖐️) into why this type of infrastructure is so important to all of us. 🔗 https://brnw.ch/21wDbIO We’ll be rolling out more articles over the coming months. 📸 Water discharging from Wellington Dam

Check out our article on a George Caan discussing the anti-dam movement from our April issue. George Caan, the retired executive director of the Washington Public Utility District Association (WPUDA), has seen the debate over dams play out on the Colorado River and the Columbia and Snake Rivers. Will dam owners and operators elsewhere in the country soon be faced with similar conflicts? In this interview with Hydro Leader, Mr. Caan talks about the inherent challenges of winning the debate over dams—and warns about the need to be prepared. https://bit.ly/3WcwECn #GeorgeCaan #HydroLeader #DamDebate #WaterManagement #RiverConservation #EnvironmentalPolicy #InfrastructureDebate #SustainableHydro #PublicUtility #AntiDamMovement

Big changes on the horizon: The Eugene Water and Electric Board is eyeing to remove Leaburg Dam by 2032. While awaiting necessary approvals, impact studies, and community consultations, the utility is navigating the path towards a free-flowing river to restore the natural ecosystem.

The water experts are in: join us for an in-depth analysis of Infrastructure L.A. and its implications for LA's water landscape. #InfrastructureLA #WaterSupply https://loom.ly/dmlr_C4

Australia is the driest inhabited continent, which makes water use and management a key challenge. With #Groundwater account for over 17% of Australia’s accessible water resources and 30 per cent of total water consumption groundwater is essential to our well-being. Minister Madeleine King and Minister Tanya Pliberseck recently released our National Hydrogeological Inventory. The inventory is advancing our understanding of groundwater resources as part of our commitment to help manage Australia's water resources. The new Inventory brings together contemporary data and information to support future hydrogeological mapping and data delivery on Australia’s major groundwater systems. It will provide improved information on both shallow and deep groundwater systems which support regional and remote community water supplies, urban water supply, the local ecosystems and economic development. Access the data 👉https://bit.ly/3rGaJGU #EFTF