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I can't wait to see so many great water people in some great water cities over the next two weeks. 💧 Here's the itinerary: ☀️ San Diego for WateReuse California: I'll be speaking about my upcoming series The Golden State of Reuse (launches Oct. 6) and what I learned at water recycling facilities around Cali. Thanks Brenley McKenna for the opportunity! 🧀 Milwaukee for Catalyst: My waterloop teammate Cody Scott will capture insights and vibes at the most unique, communications focused event in water, put on by superstar @ChelseaBoozer of @RogueWaterLab. 🍎 New York City for Rethinking Water: I will be asking attendees "what is something we should rethink about water?" and unveiling the Hydro20, a list of 20 people driving water sustainability. I'm grateful for partnership with @scienswater and Alex Loucopoulos. 🏙️ Chicago for @WEFTEC: I will be interviewing companies about the latest trends and solutions while trying to say hello to many of the 20,000 colleagues at the biggest show in water, put on by @WEForg. Reach out if you'd like to connect at any of these stops!

Sure is cool to see lead line progress in person…

Houston is known as the energy capital—but it’s also rediscovering its roots as the Bayou City. In this episode, Ayanna Jolivet Mccloud, discusses efforts to protect wetlands, hold polluters accountable, and connect communities with their watersheds. bit.ly/BayouRebirth

In California, a 115-million-gallon reservoir of recycled water irrigates seven golf courses, including the famed Pebble Beach, using 260 million gallons annually. Launched in the 1990s to ease pressure on the Carmel River, this project’s advanced reverse osmosis treatment ensures low-salt water for pristine fairways.

After visiting SoCal reuse projects, the Delta, and Central Valley ag fields — I’ve got questions about Delta Tunnel. Should it even happen? Do cities really need it? Shouldn’t farms get water instead? Are small towns being ignored again? Is this just a political move for Newsom?

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Sponsorships make my nonprofit news outlet possible. We’ve got so much coverage and content on the way, which all come with a variety of opportunities to support and gain visibility. Reach out if interested!

Doing something new… an In The Newsroom series talking to journalists about water stories. Suggest reporters I should have on!

I use manners like “please” and “thank you” when working with AI.

Hey @tiktok_us! My account for @thewaterloop news outlet was hacked and stolen. I’m desperate to get it back. Help please!

I always check out local waterways when traveling. I’m particularly interested in how cities “package and present” their rivers. This evening I found the Buffalo Bayou in downtown Houston. Looks like they’ve tried to create public connection but it didn’t feel very used.

For World Water Day I was invited on a paddle to one of the oldest trees in the world, a 2,600 year old bald cypress in the Black River in N.C. It’s mind boggling to think of all that has happened while this tree grew. Extra special to take my son along for the adventure.

Last chance to shine a light on a wavemaker you know!

The headline says it all, and what everyone in water knew: Army Corps knew Trump order would waste California water, memo shows washingtonpost.com/climate-e…

I’ve been to a lot of cool water places and Barton Springs in Austin ranks up near the top. I visited on a 90 degree day and after the shoot got to enjoy a swim in the crisp, clear water.

You all know someone doing radical sh*t in water. Help them get celebrated. Nominate them for the Hydro20.