Entries Tagged Public Awareness

Editor's Note: Today's guest blog is from Laurie Loftin, the water conservation program education specialist at Athens-Clarke (Georgia) Public Utlities. This post was...

Oh.my.goodness.Maybe it’s because this is a holiday week and my mind is already on the turkey thawing in my refrigerator. Or maybe...

The Kentucky Historical Society has named Lousiville Water's WaterWorks Museum project as a 2015 Outstanding Education/Exhibit Initiative for history. Louisville Water was...

It started with a hug but has grown into a quest.Natasha Niznik, an engineering technologist for Toronto Water (Ontario) is in the...

What is Imagine A Day Without Water? Imagine A Day Without Water is a national campaign to educate the public and key stakeholders...

If everything works as expected with the Advanced Water Purification Pilot Facility in El Paso, Texas, residents will soon be drinking cleaned...

What qualities must utility leaders have to guide transformation of their organizations? One of them is willingness to listen to team members...

The Value of Water Coalition announced the Imagine A Day Without Water campaign with the launch of its site, www.ImagineADayWithoutWater.org. This national education...

The stained waters of Trail Creek are typically still and often unnoticed. That stillness was broken last September as several handmade cedar...

Cool tap water is making a splash across southeastern Wisconsin this summer. Since making its debut during the Fourth of July weekend,...

The Value of Water Coalition and the Water Environment Federation have released "What's the Value of Water?" — a new public awareness campaign and...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced that eight middle school children from Whiteface, Texas, won the President’s Environmental Youth Award for their...

Standing a little over 7 feet from the bottom of his aqua-colored Chucks to the tip of his dewdrop cowlick, the American...

Not everyone is a champion of municipal wastewater treatment. Many in your city don’t think twice about what happens when they flush...