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The Hohokam Native American society flourished for almost 1500 years in what is today central Arizona. Part of that long, rich history can be attributed to a breakthrough water technology: canals.
Tideway, an independent water company in London, launched a first-of-its-kind apprenticeship program to clean the River Thames and address a pending worker shortage in one fell swoop.
On Feb. 7, Water Environment Federation (Alexandria, Va.) member Angela Lee sat before members of the U.S. Congress to discuss the water sector’s need for infrastructure funding programs.
Robert Jack Freeman Jr., member of the Water Environment Federation (Alexandria, Va.) and the Georgia Association of Water Professionals since 2006, died January 21 at the age of 71.
Freeman worked for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 4 for more than 47 years. Freeman was known as a champion for small systems. |
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