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How can professionals better assist homeowners with treatment decisions? In this episode we're chatting with Eric Yeggy of the Water Quality Association about the organization's co...

Jerry Tinoco is passionate about his work in California for the Rural Community Assistance Corporation (RCAC). In this episode we chat about the value of public service, connecting...

One of our goals with this podcast is breaking down the silos of our work in water. In this episode, which kicks off Season 2, Nathan Ohle reflects on his experience leading RCAP, ...

Renters of homes with private wells are among the populations most vulnerable to unsafe water supplies. In this episode we're chatting with Mark Johnson of RCAP Solutions about his...

How do you motivate the public to change their behavior? In this episode we're chatting with PhD student Simon Mooney, who has explored important questions about environmental heal...

How do we better understand how groundwater becomes contaminated and the future of our water supplies? Basic and applied research is where it begins. In this episode we're chatting...

How will asset management drive decision-making and funding for water infrastructure? This episode continues our conversation from the previous episode with Art Astarita, a retired...

How do we get to small system sustainability? In this episode we're chatting with Art Astarita about asset management with a small systems lens, focusing on the importance of full ...

Those who rely on a single well as their source of drinking water have much in common, even as some are regulated and others are not. In this episode we're chatting with Jim Sirian...

In North Carolina the drilling of a new well kicks off a robust construction oversight and homeowner education program to protect groundwater.  In this episode we're chatting with ...

Three months after retiring from Illinois EPA Dave McMillan starting working for the Illinois Rural Water Association as a trainer and technical service provider. In this episode w...

In this episode we're chatting with Judy Manners of the Tennessee Department of Health, whose work has included outreach, education, and research on roadside springs. Many of these...