WEF WaterBlog

The Water Environment Federation (WEF) WaterBlog is hosted by water quality experts and features discussions about the latest ideas, trends,
and news in the profession.

Reaction to the WEF-USGS Nutrients Briefing on Capitol Hill

Posted September 27, 2010　

I just finished moderating a briefing here in Washington, D.C. that WEF sponsored in cooperation with USGS and the Energy and Environment Study Institute (EESI) on the topic of nutrients impacting streams and groundwater across the country.

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Posted by:
Jeanette Brown, 2010-2011 President of WEF

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Reflections from the President

Posted October 3, 2010

During my years as a WEF officer, I’ve traveled across North America and around the globe, meeting and talking with water professionals. Often, I am asked what these experiences have taught me, so I thought I should share a few reflections for my final blog and last Highlights column.

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Posted by:
Paul Freedman, 2009-2010 President of WEF

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The Scoop from Stockholm

Posted September 9, 2010

Congratulations to Canadians Alexandre Allard and Danny Luong, the just-announced winners of the international Stockholm Junior Water Prize competition here in Stockholm! I can’t tell you how awesome it is to be associated with this wonderful program, but I’m going to try…

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Posted by:
Linda Kelly, Managing Director, Communications, Water Environment Federation

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WEFTEC.2010 Bon Temps for YPs

Posted September 1, 2010
I can’t believe that another WEFTEC is around the corner! This year is especially exciting with WEF’s third annual service project, “Bioswales in the Bayou,” which will be completed Saturday, Oct. 2 in New Orleans.

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Posted by:
Haley Falconer, WEF Students & Young Professionals Committee (SYPC) Member

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