![A Framework for Permitting Innovation in the Wastewater Sector to Support Water Reuse](https://watereuse.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Permitting-webcast-cover-photo-e1719940660416-300x167.jpg)
11 am PT | 2 pm ET (1 hour)
This webcast is free of charge.
PDHs: 1
This webcast, co-hosted by the U.S. EPA, will present the key outcomes of an expert workshop that sought to understand how the permitting process can better support innovative water resource management solutions, such as water reuse. The webcast will detail five characteristics to support a permitting process that is not a painful hurdle, but rather an opportunity for mutual creativity between regulators, regulated entities, and the engaged public. Webcast participants will learn about how this framework can be applied to their unique circumstances, work being done by EPA and partners, and how innovation can be better facilitated through permitting.
Speakers:
- Justin Mattingly, Water Reuse Program, U.S. EPA
- Michael Kiparsky, University of California, Berkley
- Dave Smith, Water Innovation Services
- Felicia Marcus, Stanford University
![Realizing the Untapped Potential for Stormwater Capture and Reuse Across the U.S.](https://watereuse.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Stormwater-Cover-Photo-1-300x199.jpg)
Co-hosted by the National Municipal Stormwater Alliance
3:00 – 4:15 PM ET | 12:00 – 1:15 PM PT
Climate change is intensifying the frequency and scale of drought and storms. Together, these changes are shifting perspectives around stormwater from it being viewed as a nuisance to a valuable resource to bolster water resilience and provide other co-benefits. Stormwater capture and use can help communities manage increased stormwater flows and meet water supply needs.
The WateReuse Association – in collaboration with the Pacific Institute and the National Municipal Stormwater Alliance – invite you to learn about the national landscape and potential opportunities to advance stormwater capture and use. We will discuss the importance of advancing stormwater resilience, the national stormwater runoff potential, and the permitting and funding processes. The webcast will conclude with recommendations from our expert presenters and will offer time at the end for audience questions.
The National Municipal Stormwater Alliance is co-hosting this webcast; their members are eligible for a free discounted registration rate. Please contact Monika Merk or Seth Brown to retrieve the discount code.
Speakers:
- Seth Brown, National Municipal Stormwater Alliance
- Shannon Spurlock, Pacific Institute
- Heather Cooley, Pacific Institute
- Bruk Berhanu, Pacific Institute
WateReuse Members: Free
NMSA Members: Free with discount code
Others: $55
PDHs: 1.25