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SUMMARY:The State of Public Opinion on Water
DESCRIPTION:Join the Environmental Polling Consortium and our partners American Rivers Action Fund and the Water Hub for a deep dive webinar into the current state of public opinion research on water related policies and issues. This webinar is open to anyone in the climate and environmental space and best suited for those working on water policy and communications. Presentations include: \n-An overview of polling on water related topics and how to best utilize the data in your work; \n-Public opinion on clean water and resilience; and \n-Messaging guidance to help guide your communications around water. \nThis is an hour long webinar followed by a 30 minute Q&A. We will record this session\, so please register in advance to ensure you receive the recording and materials.
URL:https://waterprogramportal.org/event/the-state-of-public-opinion-on-water/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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SUMMARY:CWCB Climate & Water Workshop 1
DESCRIPTION:The CWCB Climate & Water Workshops serve as an opportunity for state and local partners to touch base and strategize on water and climate adaptation issues in Colorado. \nThe workshops will feature: \n\nPresentations from agency partners on their climate and water-related resources\, tools\, and funding opportunities\nAn interactive table-top exercise that will help reveal gaps that might exist when planning for water and climate resilience\nAn opportunity to provide input on CWCB’s forthcoming Climate Impacts Report\, which builds on the 2024 Climate Change in Colorado Report (External link)by exploring the impacts\, exposures\, and vulnerabilities Colorado communities might face to different climate hazards (wildfire\, drought\, flooding\, extreme heat\, etc.)
URL:https://waterprogramportal.org/event/cwcb-climate-water-workshop-1/
LOCATION:CSU Pueblo Occhiato Conference Center\, Pueblo\, CO
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SUMMARY:Water Week 2025
DESCRIPTION:Water professionals from across the nation are gearing up to gather in Washington\, DC for Water Week 2025\, taking place from April 6 – 12. The week will feature a comprehensive schedule of in-person events and meetings\, including important sessions on Capitol Hill. \nThis year’s Water Week offers a unique opportunity for professionals to engage directly with key federal officials\, gaining insights into the implementation of significant policy advancements made by the water sector. It will also spotlight critical actions within the EPA’s regulatory agenda that are poised to affect the water sector. Additionally\, Water Week presents a platform to build on these successes and unite on Capitol Hill to advocate to lawmakers about the ongoing need for access to safe\, affordable\, and reliable drinking water\, as well as clean water for all communities. \nWhether attending in DC or participating in local advocacy efforts\, strong sector involvement during Water Week 2025 is crucial to advancing key water policy priorities. These include securing sustained growth in federal infrastructure investments\, addressing water affordability challenges\, supporting water research and development and science-driven solutions\, and enhancing the resilience of our critical water infrastructure. So please mark your calendars for Water Week 2025\, April 6 – 12\, in Washington\, DC. If you have any questions\, please contact info@waterweek.us
URL:https://waterprogramportal.org/event/water-week-2025/
LOCATION:Washington DC
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SUMMARY:ANAB Water Stewardship Webinar
DESCRIPTION:The Webinar on Water Stewardship is an overview of the best practices in the application of water stewardship when applied across an enterprise or at a specific site. Practical concepts\, such as understanding and baselining water use and impacts\, assessing risk\, building a business case for water actions and adding water aspects to current environmental management systems like ISO 14001 will be introduced along with landscaping current terminology and key water stakeholders.
URL:https://waterprogramportal.org/event/anab-water-stewardship-webinar/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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SUMMARY:CWCB Climate & Water Workshop 2
DESCRIPTION:The CWCB Climate & Water Workshops serve as an opportunity for state and local partners to touch base and strategize on water and climate adaptation issues in Colorado. \nThe workshops will feature: \n\nPresentations from agency partners on their climate and water-related resources\, tools\, and funding opportunities\nAn interactive table-top exercise that will help reveal gaps that might exist when planning for water and climate resilience\nAn opportunity to provide input on CWCB’s forthcoming Climate Impacts Report\, which builds on the 2024 Climate Change in Colorado Report (External link)by exploring the impacts\, exposures\, and vulnerabilities Colorado communities might face to different climate hazards (wildfire\, drought\, flooding\, extreme heat\, etc.)
URL:https://waterprogramportal.org/event/cwcb-climate-water-workshop-2/
LOCATION:CSU Pueblo Occhiato Conference Center\, Pueblo\, CO
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SUMMARY:Perspectives on Navigating California’s Water Regulations
DESCRIPTION:A Discussion with Laura Ramos\nJoin Laura Ramos from the California Water Institute to discuss the regulatory landscape shaping California’s water use. This session will cover the importance of compliance\, the impact of IIJA and IRA funding\, and incentives driving sustainable groundwater management. Gain insights into how stakeholders can engage with regulations to create a more sustainable water future. Learn about resources and strategies to adapt and thrive within California’s evolving water economy.
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SUMMARY:Connecting Soil Health and Water Quality in Agricultural Systems
DESCRIPTION:Exploring the Relationship Between Soil Health Practices and Water Cycling – Andrea Basche\, University of Nebraska-Lincoln \n\nRetaining water in the soil is critical to ensure that farmers can take advantage of rainfall when it is in excess and can hold onto it when it is not. In this presentation\, the relationship between soil health practices\, such as the use of cover crops\, and water cycling will be highlighted. The presentation will also highlight research on multiple scales in the state of Nebraska\, including on-farm experiments and watershed analyses\, demonstrating the potential of soil health practices to improve water and nitrogen cycling\, and to reduce the frequency of high-flow water events. \n\nConnecting Soil Health Practices to Water Quality in Kansas – Emily Nusz\, EPA Region 7\, and Lena Wang\, EPA Office of Research and Development (ORISE)\n\nNitrogen is an important nutrient for crop yield and quality\, but excess nitrogen can leach from fields affecting groundwater and surface water quality. To improve soil nutrient retention\, many conservation groups and funding agencies are focused on building soil health in agricultural land. This research seeks to establish a monitoring framework for quantifying the benefits of soil health practices as a cost-effective and environmentally friendly method to promote nutrient use-efficiency and protect water supplies that would benefit many small/rural communities. Our research indicates that use of soil health practices may increase nutrient storage and reduce nutrient leaching throughout the winter\, thus providing more nutrients in spring for crop growth.  This is valuable information for farmers and others working to improve soil health. \nPresenters and Moderator \nAndrea Basche\, University of Nebraska-Lincoln \nAndrea Basche is an Associate Professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in the Department of Agronomy and Horticulture. Her research team focuses on crop practices that offer “continuous roots” in the soil\, and the agronomy and resource conservation benefits they offer. \nEmily Nusz\, EPA Region 7 \nEmily Nusz is the Clean Water Act Section 319\, Nonpoint Source Water Quality Pollution\, State Coordinator for the State of Kansas at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency\, Region 7. She works closely with the State of Kansas to implement soil health practices for water quality benefit as a technical advisor and project officer. \nLena Wang\, EPA Office of Research and Development (ORISE) \nLena Wang (pronounced Lina Wong) is an ORISE fellow based in EPA ORD’s Pacific Ecological Systems Division focusing on soil science and water quality. She earned a M.S. in Water Resources Sciences from Oregon State University in 2023. She is currently working as an ORISE Fellow with Jana Compton and Renée Brooks to understand how land management may influence nitrate leaching. \nJana Compton\, EPA Office of Research and Development – Moderator \nJana Compton is a research ecologist in EPA’s Office of Research and Development. Her research focuses on the connections between nutrient cycling on land and water quality.
URL:https://waterprogramportal.org/event/connecting-soil-health-and-water-quality-in-agricultural-systems/
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SUMMARY:Lead Chemistry\, Communication\, and Local Engagement
DESCRIPTION:This extended training webinar event includes talks given at the [epa.gov/water-research/21st-annual-epa-drinking-water-workshop-small-system-challenges-and-solutions]21st Annual EPA Drinking Water Workshop held on September 17-19\, 2024. Q&A sessions will follow each presentation. Certificates of attendance will be offered for this webinar.
URL:https://waterprogramportal.org/event/lead-chemistry-communication-and-local-engagement-2/
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