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May 23, 2022

TODAY

WATERSHEDS
With the Flow
Watershed report for week of May 16 to May 22, 2022. Flows below normal

DESALINATION
No filters or high pressure pumps
Researchers build portable and energy efficient desalination
Interview with Junghyo Yoon, Ph.D. and Bruce Crawford, Research Laboratory of Electronics, MIT ➤

CITY WATER
ALBANY award-winning water and responsible stewardship Joseph E. Coffey, P.E., Albany Water Commissioner since 2014 ➤

GROUNDWATER
Decades in the Making, Ohio Launches DRASTIC, a groundwater assessment tool for aquifer planning Interview with James Raab, Ohio Department of Natural Resources ➤

CITY WATER
How POUGHKEEPSIE water flows to your tap Randy Alstadt, P.E., Water Plant Administrator on the treatment, distribution and testing of the city's water. ➤

SUGARING
The RO Bucket - From maple syrup to water Conversation with Carl Nylen of Syracuse New York ➤

ARCTIC SEAFLOOR
Arctic sinkholes the size of a Manhattan block show up on Beaufort Seafloor
Interview with Charles Paull, Senior Scientist Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI)

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WATERSHEDS

Complete data on NY watersheds, including population, rivers, streams, reservoirs, regulators and community water systems. Click on links below.

Watersheds Basics

All Regions

Northwest

Southwest

Central

Northeast

INFRASTRUCTURE - A look at New York infrastructure by the numbers

NITRATES
Could a simple woodchip-filled trench be the answer to keeping nitrates out of our lakes? Interview with Lake George Waterkeeper, Chris Navitsky

IMPAIRED WATERS
Interview with with Riverkeeper Program Director, Dan Shapley
On the 50^th Anniversary of the Clean Water Act, reacting to the Draft 2020-2022 Impaired Waters List

2022 Revised List of Impaired Water Bodies

THE HEALTH OF WATER

New water-filtering method could curb a disease that affects millions

Deaths linked to ‘Hormone Disruptor’ chemical cost billions in lost U.S. productivity.

Leave it to beavers to restore ecosystem health

Hydration is not just about drinking enough water

The Health of Water - Archives

WTwire

California and New York High School Students Earn EPA's Sustainability Award at World's Largest Pre-College Science
Career Fair

EPA

NYC begins $7M Staten Island drainage upgrade

Waterworld

Buffalo wants to become a climate haven. Is that even possible?

Fast Company

Our Owasco: Farmer's improvements have downstream benefits for lake

auburnpub.com

INTERVIEWS

peCOD ANALYZER PeCOD COD (chemical oxygen demand) Analyser: provides results in 10 minutes Interview with Robert Menegotto, CEO of MANTECH - Part 2	MULTI-PURPOSE ANALYZERS Finding Efficiency with a Multi-purpose Analyzer. Interview with Robert Menegotto, CEO of MANTECH - Part 1	WTWOMEN Interview with Carleen Lyden Walker, Co-Founder and Executive Director of NAMEPA - Developing Strategic Alliances between industry, regulators, conservation groups and educators to save the seas	SHIP BY SAIL Clean Sailing with Emission-Free Cargo Ships Eliminating fossil fuels from the maritime sector is achievable by using advanced technology and simple techniques. WT Interview with CEO of SailCargo Inc.
E-MARINE The world is going electric Electric Ferries Launch at the Port of Kingston, ON. WT Interview VP Guillaume Clement, Vice-president,Energy Storage Solution, e-Marine, Leclanché Storage Solutions	STREAMFLOW The USGS Network of Streamflow Monitors: A 24/7 Flood Warning System Interview with Thomas Harris, Chief, Hydrologic Networks USGS, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana Water Science Centre.	NET ENERGY ZERO Fair Trade Coffee shipped by Schooner in 2023. WT Interview with Serge Picard, Café William, a Canadian and America coffee bean importer.	Canadian Cleantech company launches IPO on the TSX Forward Water Technologies can extract clean water out of extraordinarily salty solutions, and on spontaneous low energy input.

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