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Our 2024 State of the Water Industry Report revealed that source water protection is the top concern among water professionals. This #SourceWaterProtectionWeek, let's heed the call and take action to safeguard our most vital resource. #ProtectTheSource https://lnkd.in/g7NXeqfu

Now, more than ever, our water community is seeing the costly impact of what can happen when we don't protect our source water (or we don't know what to protect it from). Join me in observing #SourceWaterProtectionWeek this week! Do you know where your water comes from and what you can do to #ProtectTheSource? Here's a few places you can check to find out: ✅ Your water utility's website - many websites feature great writeups on where their water comes from and the treatment. ✅ Your annual water quality report (delivered between January and the end of June typically for the previous year) ✅ Call your water utility! If you don't know and can't easily find it, never be afraid to ask!

These challenges demand improved policies, innovative technologies, and increased public-private partnerships. Governments, businesses, and civil society must work collaboratively to invest in resilient infrastructure, implement sustainable water management practices, and enhance public awareness about the value of water. A paradigm shift is needed where water is seen not as a cheap commodity but as an essential, limited resource that requires active, long-term stewardship and investment. 

➡️ Public Water Management Alert: Prep for these Sanitary Survey Questions: https://hubs.ly/Q02yfZ5b0 and ensure your survey results are positive and compliant for #crossconnectioncontrol and #backflow related reviews.

Hey that's the state Capitol in #Madison #Wisconsin! Did you know the EPA training guides for Sanitary Surveyors includes recommended questions and focus points on #backflow prevention and ##crossconnectioncontrol? Get prepped with these potential questions:

Keep your #WasteWaterTreatment facilities running smoothly. Learn how to do more with less and optimize your water treatment processes in our Municipal Water Treatment whitepaper: https://lnkd.in/e95-KUFC #ResidentialWaterTreatment #DrinkingWater

Protecting and restoring water quality is central to the St. Johns River Water Management District's mission. Our water quality monitoring program, managed by the Bureau of Water Resource Information, provides critical data for informed resource management decisions. Residents can also access this information to learn about local groundwater, springs, and water bodies.  https://lnkd.in/g8jqbExU   #WaterQuality #EnvironmentalProtection #ResourceManagement

Our annual State of the Water Industry report shows source water protection is the top challenge facing the water sector. This marks a shift for the top spot in the survey. Read #AWWAConnections to find out what else the survey showed. https://lnkd.in/gUPpXaCY

Take a look at this insightful article published by the American Water Works Association. It highlights the top water challenges throughout 2023-2024 🆘 The aging water infrastructure is still ranked among the top highest concerns by more than 2,400 water professionals from the United States and Canada. The report also points out that the adoption and advancement of innovative technologies are extremely important to the future of water. EFAS takes pride in our efforts in providing the best of #leakdetection innovation through #GAILL, leveraging advanced technologies like #AI and #DigitalTwins. Together, let’s create a sustainable water future. Let’s Make Waves 🌊 --------- EFAS Technologies - AI-powered Utility Leak Detection ☎ +1 888-800-3801  📧 [email protected]  🌍 https://efastec.com #EFAS #GAILL #AIpowered #LeakDetection  #WaterScarcity #InnovationInWater #WaterFuture #WaterConservation #Sustainability

Follow Local Regulations: Be aware of and adhere to local stormwater regulations. Many communities have guidelines and restrictions to protect water quality. By incorporating these practices into daily life, individuals contribute to the overall health of water systems and help mitigate the negative impacts of stormwater runoff. #rolesvillenc #stormwatermanagement