It was an honor and great opportunity to be invited to speak and participate in the Lorentz workshop on wastewater surveillance in Leiden 🇳🇱 this week. It was nice to meet people in person for first time after years of zoom. https://t.co/mmGYG1HIDF

Check "AAEES renewal" off your list by quickly renewing online! Emails with an attached invoice for AAEES Board Certification renewals were sent on November 1st. If you can't find your email, don't worry - you can renew online here: https://t.co/Ho16MNtZc8

Submit abstracts for the symposium "Session 29: Electrified Approaches at the Water-Energy-Environment Nexus" at the upcoming AEESP Research and Education Conference, Durham, NC, from May 20-22, 2025. More information about the conference: https://t.co/ApaS9e02fW

New collaborative work on the drinking water microbiome led by @h2omics and Lin Zhang

Holiday cooking = FOG overload! 🍳🚫 Cool & toss fats, oils, grease—don’t pour them down the drain. Protect pipes & systems! #FOGManagement #HolidayCooking

@lorentzcenter

@COVIDPoops19

Final presentation @lorentzcenter workshop on wastewater surveillance by Tong Zhang - how 🇭🇰 used wastewater data to identify cases and prevent lockdowns during the pandemic

@naughtoncc the initiator of @COVIDPoops19 discussing the issue of data sharing for infectious disease surveillance though wastewater monitoring @lorentzcenter

1/ 📈 WWSCAN Weekly Data COVID-19: Nationwide, SARS-CoV-2 is in the “Medium” category nationally with medium concentrations and a downward trend over the last 3 weeks. Notably, the South is now in the “Low” category.

How much wastewater is treated in your country? Is it transported through sewers to a treatment plant, or treated on-site? Share this #SDG6 message with people who can help drive progress towards #2030Agenda. https://t.co/N6d4mN50CN

Happy New Water Year! May your year include storms that fill reservoirs and aquifers and water landscapes and ecosystems without flooding them out.

One of the only legit longitudinal studies on tap trust & response (Idaho, 1988-2022): Unsurprising: Gradual ⬇️ in perceived DW safety: 90.2% to 80.2% Big ⬆️home filtration systems: 16.2% to 29.7% Surprising: Bottled water use peaked at 33% in 2010 but has ⬇️<11% by 2022

Visit our new WastewaterSCAN Stories page to learn how cities from across the country like Dallas, Texas, Las Vegas, Nev., and Jupiter, Fla., are using #wastewater data to help protect community health. https://t.co/sNXQZlnA0c

.@USDA: Wind+solar co-exist with agriculture The addition of wind to agricultural land allows 96% of the land to stay agricultural. The addition of solar PV to agricultural land allows 80% of the land to stay agricultural https://t.co/BwU522eeFo

ICYMI: For #DIY #HomeImprovement & plumbing new plastic water lines The lines are NOT tested for immediate use. You must rinse them for days to weeks before drinking water out of them. Our study here showed phenol exceeded a USEPA health advisory level https://t.co/W81YLz7SCc

"Gaps in predicting water quality impacts of unbound air-cooled blast furnace slag utilized for roadway construction" DOI link: https://t.co/8A6FgZJyON Published in: Journal of Hazardous Materials Great work by @PurdueEEE PhD candidate Rasul Diop!👏👏👏

📜🚨NEW STUDY OUT🚨📜 A few years back, we were asked to help better understand the colored liquid near some transportation assets. Our results in @HAZMAT_journal now help identify the causes and what needs to be done. New paper: https://t.co/kGNtw6yuaC

From #SolarCanals to long-duration energy storage, @UCMerced and its faculty continue to be at the forefront of investigating and advancing climate solutions. https://t.co/scE5nUEwpy #ClimateSolutions #Innovation

Mood #music for ⁦@LifeAtPurdue⁩ #plumbing safety research Theme: ⁦@PanicAtTheDisco⁩ Q: Why does the stagnant drinking water smell like #petrol? A: We’ll find out! #Phdchat #gradschool #publichealth #engineering