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From a pipedream to a reality! 🍻In episode 2 of #TheStream @ATartakovsky talks to Tom and Will about his recycled water beer and how the campaign has grown to have a massive 1.5 billion reach across the globe. 🤯
Watch the full episode here: youtube.com/watch?v=EAfsbbdw…
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Thanks to Jacob for a tour of the net-zero wastewater treatment facility of @CityofGresham. Through biogas, solar panels, and more they are able to generate as much energy as they use to clean water, one of the few plants in the country to do so. Content coming on @thewaterloop.
Always a kick to hang w/Mr Loop and show him a few of the wonders of Oregon’s high desert (up to and including fine craft beer!). Thanks for traveling cross country to join us Oregon ACWA.
So dang good to be in Oregon and able to spend time with my friend @JockersM. He’s showing me around Bend and the Deschutes River - and of course the local breweries.
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Appearing this week only at Singapore’s @WaterWeekSG, the always talented @WEForg Rockstars in support of @USWP
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Between April and May, we’re leading a series of tours that make the #wetlands in our communities more accessible and visible. We are raising the profile on the far-reaching benefits wetlands offer, especially in the face of a changing #climate. Visit wetlandsconservancy.org.
Thanks to @WEForg @NACWA @WateReuseAssoci and all our clean water colleagues for making #WaterWeek2023 a success. Special kudos to @dcwater for hosting a spectacular reception on their rooftop deck. – at Washington, DC
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Shout out to @CouncilorSingh and @CouncilorHu on their recent facility tour and CWS Essential Learning with Clean Water Services. @CleanWaterNews
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"We celebrate & affirm those who have sacrificed, yet also accomplished much, in the struggle for justice & equality through #BlackResistance."
Big thanks to CWS Lab Manager Karen Chichetu & daughter Kayleigh for reading the #BlackHistoryMonth proclamation into the record!
Your Board has issued a proclamation designating February as #BlackHistoryMonth in Washington County, honoring and affirming the important contributions of Black community members and this year’s theme #BlackResistance washingtoncountyor.gov/bcc/n…
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Had a blast lecturing on all things #waterreuse at @StanfordLaw's "Business of Water" course, an interdisciplinary blend of law, business, and engineering students.
Key takeaway — when it comes to addressing #climatecrisis, we have the technologies, we just need to deploy them!
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🚨Product #Giveaway🚨
@travisloop enjoyed the high tech @oa_sense showerhead including lights that relay info and sensors that reduce #water flow by 85% when a person isn't standing under it.
RETWEET for a chance to win one on Jan 31!
Full interview at bit.ly/oasenseWL
Privilege to have served on @oregonwetlands Board w/Althea for a decade. Diminutive woman whose unmatched passion & indomitable spirit has left a legacy of connecting people to the land. Also..as founder of Willowbrook Arts Camp, an inspiration & impact that spans generations. – at Portland, OR
On December 7, our founder Althea Pratt passed away. The Wetlands Conservancy wouldn’t be in existence had Pratt not advocated for a #wetland in her backyard in 1975. Did you know Althea? Share a few words.
Pictured: Althea and her husband Jack Broome
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The key to a successful water reuse project is COMMUNICATION! Outreach, education, and comms professionals will not want to miss the 2023 WateReuse Symposium: with a first-ever Sunday Communication Intensive workshop. Register by FRIDAY to save big!
watereuse.org/symposium
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It was an honor & thrill to nominate our #TreeForAll partner @TualatinRiver for @washcochamberor's Organization of the Year Award. Thanks, TRK, for all you do to protect, restore & increase access to our county's only river. Can't wait to celebrate with you all tonight!
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Looking back at looking forward…. Proud to part of this team. – at Portland, OR
Explore how we rose to the challenges & opportunities of the last year while constantly looking forward to the needs of our community & our watershed. cleanwaterservices.org/about…
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Love #Fernhill? We're seeking volunteers to help remove weeds on Fernhill Enhancement Day this Saturday, Nov. 19, 9am-noon. We provide the gloves, tools & snacks — you provide the helping hands. Find details & how to register (required) on the fernhillnts.org homepage.
All water aspires to be beer; this water really deserves it. Well played! #purewaterbrew – at Portland, OR
Loving the excitement around our Epic OneWater Brew!
With orders coming in from all of our friends in the real estate world, I have a feeling we’re going to be keeping a lot of company fridges well stocked this holiday season! 🎁🍺🎉
#waterreuse #onewater #greenbuilding
Dam good news! Now to align state policy and public perception…. Beavers are too often seen as a conflict at the intersection the built & natural environment rather than an ally in climate resilience/adaptation. – at Portland, OR
A study suggests the increase in beaver populations in the western U.S. is contributing to improvements in #water quality thanks to how their dams divert water to riparian zones that filter contaminants.
The beavers should unionize and demand to get paid.
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Well said – at Portland, OR
honestly and respectfully Jeff, if you are a paying customer, we will gladly accept your sewage for treatment. but don’t leave this crap here.

ALT tweet screenshot Jeff tweeted “Don’t forget WOKE SPECIALIST” with an eye-roll emoji. the image Jeff tweeted is a screen cap of the NEORSD Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Specialist job title and link to corresponding job description, which actually we have posted right now for all interested https://www.neorsd.org/jobs
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via @NYTimes H2O reuse is a climate adaptation strategy. Water is too valuable to use just once. Pls describe water by its quality not its history. It’s CLEAN WATER not treated wastewater. @WateReuseAssoci @HRSDVA nytimes.com/2022/10/20/clima…































