WateReuse Association

In this installment of the Water Matters series, Patricia Sinicropi, Executive Director of the WateReuse Association, discusses the benefits of water recycling. While only 1% of Earth’s water is accessible for human use, the U.S. consumes over 300 billion gallons daily, with just 8% recycled. Patricia explains how water reuse can stabilize supplies, support communities, and meet growing challenges like climate stress and overuse. By capturing and reusing water locally, we can build more sustainable and resilient systems. Watch the conversation continue as Patricia passes the glass to Sharon Nappier, National Program Leader for Water Reuse at the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)'s Office of Water. Nancy Colleton ➡️ Sherri Goodman ➡️ Monica Ellis ➡️ Patricia Sinicropi ➡️ Sharon Nappier #WaterMatters #WaterIntelligence #TrueElements

Before you head out to cook your Thanksgiving bird, make sure to lock in your EARLY BIRD registration for the 2025 WateReuse Symposium! The savings end December 17! The Water Research Foundation (WRF) #WateReuse25

Keynote Speaker Announcement! Nick Moloney will kick off the 2025 WateReuse Symposium, sharing stories of taming the seas, punctuated with stunning videos and imagery – and illustrating how Earth's water can be both a mighty force and a limited resource. Moloney is a two-time America's Cup sailor and a champion of the Be Water Positive movement. The opening general session is graciously sponsored by H2O Innovation. Register Here: https://lnkd.in/e8GmCrtR

"Knock Knock!" "Who's there?" "Water" "Water who?" "Water you reusing your water for?" Get your abstracts in before Dec 2nd for the 2025 WateReuse Colorado conference!! WateReuse Association

Thank you Grace-Maya Silver and Oregon Department of Environmental Quality for your partnership in advancing industrial water reuse!

In this installment of the Water Matters series, Patricia Sinicropi, Executive Director of the WateReuse Association, discusses the benefits of water recycling. While only 1% of Earth’s water is accessible for human use, the U.S. consumes over 300 billion gallons daily, with just 8% recycled. Patricia explains how water reuse can stabilize supplies, support communities, and meet growing challenges like climate stress and overuse. By capturing and reusing water locally, we can build more sustainable and resilient systems. Watch the conversation continue as Patricia passes the glass to Sharon Nappier, National Program Leader for Water Reuse at the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)'s Office of Water. Nancy Colleton ➡️ Sherri Goodman ➡️ Monica Ellis ➡️ Patricia Sinicropi ➡️ Sharon Nappier #WaterMatters #WaterIntelligence #TrueElements

Renewed interest in nuclear power is part of New York's search for "clean energy to feed growing demand for 24/7 power from big tech firms and consumers alike." As the search continues, we can't forget water. New York and New Jersey are experiencing a historic drought. Both the high tech industries and the power plants that serve them require significant water resources to operate. We must incentivize water reuse for energy generation, industrial operations, and data centers. We're gathering experts this week for the 2024 Industrial Reuse Conference to discuss how to achieve this vision. #WaterPositivity2024 #Industrial #WaterReuse https://lnkd.in/eJrs4iaV

Today is World Toilet Day. Each year, the United Nations chooses a theme to commemorate this day, and this year’s theme is “Sanitation for Peace”—underscoring the importance of resilient, effective, and accessible water and sanitation for all communities. With threats like climate change, regional conflicts, and aging infrastructure on the rise, many lack access to these basic services. We hope you take some time today to think about how vital water and sanitation are not only to your own community and livelihood, but to the global community as well.

Aquatech’s Michael Lesniak will be speaking on the “Technology Companies and the Push for Water Positivity” panel at the 2024 WateReuse Association Industrial Conference. This insightful session will explore how technology-driven solutions are helping industries lead the charge toward water positivity, advancing sustainable practices and promoting responsible water use. The WateReuse Industrial Conference, held from November 19-21 in Indian Wells, CA, brings together industry leaders to discuss the role of water reuse in building operational resilience and meeting sustainability goals. Tune in to gain insights into the latest innovations driving industrial water management! 📍Hyatt Regency | Indian Wells, CA 📅 November 20, 2024 🕒 3:30 PM PST

WateReuse Association is proud to present Part II of the Global Dialogue on Water Reuse in partnership with International Desalination and Reuse Association (IDRA). This global dialogue will bring together industry leaders, experts, and innovators to explore cutting-edge solutions and strategies that address water scarcity, sustainability, and resource management. Together we will explore drivers, barriers, and successes in advancing water reuse, with participants joining table conversations on specific water reuse applications. Join us at the IDRA World Congress -- held at the ADNEC Centre Abu Dhabi in Capital Suite 21 for a special workshop on Wednesday, December 11, 9:00 am – 11:00 am, local time. Partners: North American Development Bank, International Code Council, Veolia, The World Bank Group, IFC - International Finance Corporation +++ Patricia Sinicropi Bart Weiss Bobby Jacobsen Emily Isaacs Fady Juez, Jon Freedman, Christian Holmes, Adrian Sym, Devesh Sharma, Verónica García Molina, Antonio Casañas, Silvio Oliva