World Water Monitoring Day (WWMD), an educational event held in the fall, lets students take a scientific look at water quality in their own neighborhoods. It’s a global look at local concerns.The City of Englewood, Colo., just south of Denver, brings the message home in a big way. “World Water Monitoring Day is our primary outreach program,” says Jim Tallent, operations division manager for the Littleton/Englewood Wastewater Treatment Plant. “We’ve been doing it here since 2004. In conjunction with World Water Monitoring Day, we have Water Expo. We have exhibitors from the U.S. Geological Service, Water for People, representatives from
