MWH’s Post

We will be in the great state of Wyoming next week at the WY Rural Water Annual Conference. 🛑Stop by our booth and visit with Jay Hildreth and check out his presentation on 4/18 entitled "The How-To's of Bulk Water Dispensing" __________________________________ #ruralwater #smartwater #ruralcommunities

Did you know Texas boasts 23 river basins, with surface water being a vital resource, comprising nearly 42% of the state's water usage in 2019? Despite its significance, surface water is projected to rise to 46% of the total water supply by 2070, according to the 2022 State Water Plan. Yet, challenges like aging reservoirs and limited new reservoir sites loom, underscoring the need for sustainable water management strategies. #TREADCoalition #TexasWater https://lnkd.in/gj4rdrVJ

🔥 Day 2 of testimony in legislative hearings on deadly Panhandle wildfires is happening now! Tune in live and share your thoughts with us in the comments. Let's work together to address this urgent issue. #Environment #Sustainability #Wildfires #Climate #ClimateChange #AmplicamAI #USDA #USA #Canada Learn more here: [Click here to read the full article](https://lnkd.in/dC3Tx52G)

Texas water fund to improve state water supply I know you know what we did. Texans overwhelmingly voted to support the billion-dollar allocation for water and wastewater infrastructure made possible by @Txlege in 2023. It was the most important session for water in many, many years. Then again, I don’t know anyone who voted against this smart policy. Do you? FOR Prop 6 1,966,583. or 77.64% AGAINST Prop 6 566,257 or 22.36%

Join us on the 19th to learn about how CSOs are impacting our waters, the limitations of goal setting based on a "typical year" and what we can (and should) do about it.

Check out the latest article from Spectrum Water Technology on page 57 of Texas WET's publication. Click the link below to dive into the details! #SpectrumWaterTechnology #WaterEnvironmentAssociationOfTexas

In the aftermath of a storm, the responsibility for cleanup and power restoration is crucial. Read our blog to learn why we advocate for utility-owned plants for efficient and timely post-storm power restoration https://bit.ly/48DKT63

This winter, it's important to make sure that your heating systems are safely equipped for heating your home in the cold weather. Here's a helpful article to learn some tips on how to safely heat your home including keeping your gas meter clear of snow, cleaning and checking your fireplace, and more: https://bit.ly/45fVBxE #KMI #HVAC #TipsFromKMI #Furnace

We're not the only ones applauding the Biden-Harris Administration's release of increased clarity for compliance with the Lead and Copper Rule. 👏👏👏 Hear what other water industry leaders and advocates are saying: https://lnkd.in/gRQdHznG #watersystem #leadandcopperrule #LCRR #LCRI #drinkingwater #gettheleadout

As rain and snowmelt cascade across the USA Garrison Fort Sill cantonment area, much of it flows over buildings and pavement, which are impermeable surfaces that prevent water from soaking into the ground. The runoff is channeled through storm drains into nearby creeks, such as East Cache Creek, Sitting Bear Creek, Medicine Creek, Wolf Creek, and Mission Creek. Eventually, these waterways converge and drain into the Red River, which flows into the Gulf of Mexico in Louisiana. Read more how Fort Sill is teaming with Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality to protect surface water quality and groundwater resources by minimizing increases in runoff. http://spr.ly/6045cQTnf