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A nonprofit news outlet exploring solutions for sustainability and equity in water. Winner of US Water Prize for Communications. Podcast is on all platforms.

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@Jason @chamath @DavidSacks @friedberg @theallinpod Here is some info you can use in conversation on data centers and water.

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Data centers and water are one of the hottest debates in sustainability. But how much is actually true?

In this episode, @amazon's Will Hewes takes on some of the biggest misconceptions about data centers and shares a new report on water use. https://t.co/ak3RACjCzQ

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𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐆𝐨𝐥𝐝𝐞𝐧 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐑𝐞𝐮𝐬𝐞: waterloop has finished the series exploring the past, present, and future of water recycling in California. Check out the episodes from San Diego, Orange County, Los Angeles, Monterey, and Sacramento.
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AI & water: Ralph Exton (@WEForg) urges open communication. From dispelling misinformation to guiding water impacts, fostering sustainable practices is key. "We needed to convene some thought leaders... to help find those answers," said Exton.

Episode https://t.co/T0HfoYRRjr

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Ralph Erik Exton of @WEForg unpacks how a nearly century-old organization is working to steer global water strategy.

He breaks down WEF’s three-pillar roadmap—building water communities, advancing workforce development, and leading circularity: https://t.co/T0HfoYRRjr

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California is accelerating investment in recycling across communities, producing dependable local water through reuse.

“$1.7 billion over the last years have been for water recycling” said Joaquin Esquivel of State Water Resources Control Board.

Episode https://t.co/JwQhP6eb1o

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Recycling is central to the future of California’s water supply. Policy, science, public trust, and funding all collide in reuse. Check out this episode with Joaquin Esquivel, chair of State Water Resources Control Board.

Episode: https://t.co/JwQhP6eb1o

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Big thanks to Black & Veatch for sponsoring our series The Golden State of Reuse about water recycling in California!

@Black_Veatch has brought the firm's expertise to more than 250 reuse projects

Learn more at https://t.co/e6ti87hPHg

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The "yuck factor" is becoming a thing of the past as California pivots toward water recycling. Christoph Dobson of SacSewer explains how advanced treatment and regulations are turning wastewater into a response for climate and drought resilience.

Episode: https://t.co/TUIDmIud5i

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Sacramento is launching a drought-proof future for local agriculture. The Harvest Water project will deliver recycled water to 16,000 acres of farms, allowing the region to stop pumping groundwater and restore local aquifers by 35 feet.

Episode at https://t.co/TUIDmIud5i

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Sacramento manages one of the largest inland water discharges west of the Mississippi.

To protect the Delta—a vital ecosystem and water source for 27 million Californians—SacSewer meets some of the nation’s strictest quality standards.

Episode at https://t.co/TUIDmIud5i

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Sacramento is transforming wastewater into a regional asset.

The $1.7 billion EchoWater facility uses an 18-football-field-sized complex to remove 99% of ammonia, creating high-quality water for food crops, per Christoph Dobson of SacSewer.

Episode at https://t.co/TUIDmIud5i

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Sacramento is turning wastewater into a critical resource.

In this episode, Christoph Dobson of SacSewer explains how the $1.7B EchoWater project protects the Delta and provides recycled water to 16,000 acres of farms, and restores aquifers.

Episode: https://t.co/TUIDmItFfK

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Wastewater plants are under pressure from rising costs & labor shortages.

@DodgeIndustrial is helping utilities fight back with the Motorized Torque Arm—rugged hardware paired with sensors to double bearing life & slash maintenance.

Thanks to Dodge for supporting our nonprofit!

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Utilities are often data-rich but insight-poor.

Jim Kelleher of APX10 explains how "decision intelligence" breaks down silos—integrating GIS, CCTV, and SCADA—to help agencies prioritize reinvestment and communicate infrastructure needs.

Learn more: https://t.co/tVH7SyeK2k

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The Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s home stands as a global pioneer in green architecture as the first building to achieve LEED Platinum certification. By integrating massive rainwater cisterns, compostable toilets, and permeable pavement, the site reduces its footprint on the Bay.

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In an industry where the daily grind leaves little room for reflection, a chance to gather and exchange honest perspectives is vital. Building trust requires water pros to study the "lenses" through which the public views water, says Ghassan Korban of Veolia at Catalyst 2025.

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What does a water utility do?

For Water Street Questions, we asked people outside the Reservoir Center about the role of a water utility. The responses highlight a spectrum of public understanding, ranging from basic service expectations to a deeper grasp of the water cycle.

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We are thrilled to welcome U.S. Pipe as a sponsor of waterloop for 2026!

For 125 years, @USPipe1899 has manufactured the pipe that moves water in communities across America. We are excited to explore stories about the vital role of pipe in sustainable infrastructure.