The Water New Zealand Conference 2024 offers a crucial opportunity for water industry experts to unite and engage in meaningful discussions about the future of this essential sector. This year’s conference explores themes of innovation, technology, Te Mana o te Wai, resilience, and sustainability. Tonkin + Taylor’s Water Sector experts will be on the ground in Kirikiriroa, Hamilton, to connect and share insights into how we ensure the future for healthy and liveable communities, asset management, resilience, sustainability and more. Principal Environmental Consultant, Dr Heather Uwins-England will present on day two of the thought leadership session ‘Improving Environmental Outcomes’ at 12pm. Focusing on ‘If New Zealand is Ready for Potable Reuse’, Heather will challenge our thinking around using treated wastewater as a potential drinking water source, rather than a waste product for disposal. Collaboration and shared expertise are crucial for overcoming the water sector's obstacles. Our approach emphasises the importance of partnership, value-driven strategies, and resilient outcomes, all while promoting economic, social, and environmental sustainability for our clients and partners as we look ahead to 2025 and beyond. Let’s work together to explore blue horizons and provide the water industry with green solutions. #waterinfrastructure #freshwater #sustainability
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