LATHAM, N.Y. — The inaugural Water Week 2014, an opportunity for water sector groups to advocate for clean water issues, showcase innovative approaches to sustainable water management and educate national leadership about the importance of clean water, kicked off on April 7 in Washington, running until April 11.
Water Technology caught up with organizers from NACWA, WEF and WERF just before the busy week of events began to find out why they thought an entire week should be dedicated to addressing water issues in Washington, what policy issues were at the forefront and which events they were most excited for.
The final of the three podcasts, a conversation with NACWA Executive Director Ken Kirk, is available today on our podcast page. Also be sure to check out our interview with WEF President Sandra Ralston and Senior Director of Government Affairs Tim Williams and our podcast with WERF Director of Communications Carrie Capuco.
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