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In the world of water, and the innovations around making a difference this webinar should be a great source of information. #water #innovation

In this episode, Matthew discusses his new report with Oliver which is about road pricing in New Zealand. They explore the history of road pricing, international examples, and potential benefits such as reducing congestion and improving infrastructure planning. Their conversation emphasises that while the economic case for road pricing is clear, the key challenge lies in effectively communicating its benefits to the public and gaining their support for implementation. Listen here: https://buff.ly/3xMUVVP To make sure you don't miss an episode, follow our podcast here: https://buff.ly/472eDbP

Restoring whole water cycles can start with just you in your backyard. The work can happen on any scale and we don't need to wait for any governments or corporations to get active. This is a section from a podcast interview that Zach Weiss did together with Oliver Goshey and Nick Steiner. They speak about the essential skills and knowledge to get active in water cycle restoration. The link to the full podcast is in the comments.

🎙 This week on The DeCesare Group Podcast, our special guest shares a unique perspective on the intersection of transportation and economic development. Join Jim for his conversation with Joe Plunk, district engineer for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. Joe will give us an overview of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, its mission, the critical link between transportation infrastructure, and how it contributes to the economic well-being of the region. 🎧 Listen to the episode: https://lnkd.in/edjht8dB #TheDeCesareGroupPodcast 

An insightful podcast packed with valuable info PW Grosser 💡 The absence of wastewater infrastructure is one of Suffolk County's biggest challenges. Environment One Corporation is taking the lead by helping to connect thousands of Long Island homes and businesses to sanitary sewers, and we’re just getting started. 💪🚽💧 #engineering #wastewatersolutions #building #sewers #management #business #development #progress #evolution 📊

Check out this podcast to "learn about a recent study that sheds new light on how private and consolidated water and wastewater companies are delivering significant economic and environmental benefits to communities throughout the Commonwealth while outperforming other systems in ensuring high water quality standards for their customers."

Water industry professionals and enthusiasts, let's talk podcasts! 💧🎙️ What topics, solutions, and issues pique your interest when it comes to water and wastewater? Are you interested in hearing stories from those working in the field, the latest news in the industry (or maybe even some water-related jokes)...? 🤔 As a fellow water nerd, I'm curious to know what issues you're most interested in hearing about. Let's start a conversation and share our thoughts! 💬 #waterindustry #waterpodcasts #waterprofessionals

🌱 Not only does engaging in sustainability improve your ability to attract customers, but it is also key to tackling climate change. Episode 2's guest, Christian Moore, discusses how Concentric markets their sustainability efforts and their desire for their competitors to do the same. Listen to the full episode to hear more about Concentric's commitment to sustainability and the current state of climate change. ➡️ Watch the full episode here: https://ow.ly/48kf50Sge11 (or wherever you listen to your podcasts) #SustainabilityMarketing #GreenMarketing #SustainableBusiness

Last year was a big year for our podcast, Talking Under Water. From adding Mandy Crispin to the show, transitioning to a new podcast platform and doubling our frequency, we managed to cover the industry better than ever before. Here are our Top 10 Episodes of the year based on total downloads! #water #wastewater #cleanwater #stormwater #top10 #podcast #waterworld #wastewaterdigest #stormwatersolutions WaterWorld Magazine Wastewater Digest Stormwater Solutions Magazine

"Why isn't Marana thinking more "big picture" about transportation?" This is a common question we receive from Marana residents, especially as more and more people move to the area. Just like Traffic Manager Diahn Swartz said in our latest podcast of "Real Talk with the Town of Marana", Interstate-10 is practically our main street, and there are complexities to improving transportation when we doesn't control both the freeway and the railroad. Learn more about what the Town has planned for the future by listening to our episode, then send us your feedback for the draft Transportation Master Plan. https://lnkd.in/gqpa3ti9