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    An articulate Earth scientist with an MS in Geography from Oregon State University, Courtney van Stolk explores the 'whys' of this fantastic planet.
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Saturday, 22 January 2022

Water, Volume 14, Issue 2 (January-2 2022) - 139 Articles

From MDPI: Water, Volume 14, Issue 2 - 139 articles 
If you cannot access the articles here Cover-water-v14-i2, visit the issue's homepage.

Cover Story

Ke Man, Xiaoli Liu, Zhifei Song, Zongxu Liu, Ruilin Liu, Liwen Wu and Zixiang Cao
Water 2022, 14(2), 216; doi:10.3390/w140202
Andrew J. Robertson, Anne-Marie Matherne, Jeff D. Pepin, Andre B. Ritchie, Donald S. Sweetkind, Andrew P. Teeple, Alfredo Granados-Olivas, Ana Cristina García-Vásquez, Kenneth C. Carroll, Erek H. Fuchs and Amy E. Galanter
Water 2022, 14(2), 134; doi:10.3390/w14020134
Motasem Y. D. Alazaiza, Ahmed Albahnasawi, Gomaa A. M. Ali, Mohammed J. K. Bashir, Dia Eddin Nassani, Tahra Al Maskari, Salem S. Abu Amr and Mohammed Shadi S. Abujazar
Water 2022, 14(2), 140; doi:10.3390/w14020140
Markus Starkl, Norbert Brunner, Sukanya Das and Anju Singh
Water 2022, 14(2), 241; doi:10.3390/w14020241
Idrees Khan, Khalid Saeed, Ivar Zekker, Baoliang Zhang, Abdulmajeed H. Hendi, Ashfaq Ahmad, Shujaat Ahmad, Noor Zada, Hanif Ahmad, Luqman Ali Shah, Tariq Shah and Ibrahim Khan
Water 2022, 14(2), 242; doi:10.3390/w14020242
Xuemei Li, Bo Zhang, Rui Ren, Lanhai Li and Slobodan P. Simonovic
Water 2022, 14(2), 199; doi:10.3390/w14020199
Arsalan Ghorbanian, Seyed Ali Ahmadi, Meisam Amani, Ali Mohammadzadeh and Sadegh Jamali
Water 2022, 14(2), 244; doi:10.3390/w14020244
Rui M. C. Viegas, Ana S. Mestre, Elsa Mesquita, Miguel Machuqueiro, Marta A. Andrade, Ana P. Carvalho and Maria João Rosa
Water 2022, 14(2), 166; doi:10.3390/w14020166
Qian Wang, Xiaobin Tang, Heng Liang, Wenjun Cheng, Guibai Li, Qingjun Zhang, Jie Chen, Kang Chen and Jinlong Wang
Water 2022, 14(2), 190; doi:10.3390/w14020190
Paraskevi Psachoulia, Sofia-Natalia Schortsianiti, Urania Lortou, Spyros Gkelis, Christos Chatzidoukas and Petros Samaras
Water 2022, 14(2), 221; doi:10.3390/w14020221
Giuseppe Mazziotti di Celso, Marina Prisciandaro, Despina Karatza, Dino Musmarra and Amedeo Lancia
Water 2022, 14(2), 270; doi:10.3390/w14020270
Esther Sánchez-Almodóvar, Jorge Olcina-Cantos and Javier Martí-Talavera
Water 2022, 14(2), 146; doi:10.3390/w14020146
Ilaria Chicca, Simone Becarelli, Giacomo Bernabei, Giovanna Siracusa and Simona Di Gregorio
Water 2022, 14(2), 142; doi:10.3390/w14020142
Sara Vali, Nava Majidiyan, Ahmad Mohamadi Yalsuyi, Mohammad Forouhar Vajargah, Marko D. Prokić and Caterina Faggio
Water 2022, 14(2), 144; doi:10.3390/w14020144
Horacio Ernesto Zagarese, Nadia R. Diovisalvi, María de los Ángeles González Sagrario, Irina Izaguirre, Paulina Fermani, Fernando Unrein, Manuel Castro Berman and Gonzalo Luis Pérez
Water 2022, 14(2), 159; doi:10.3390/w14020159
Yuchen Wang, Tong Zhao, Zhifang Xu, Huiguo Sun and Jiangyi Zhang
Water 2022, 14(2), 181; doi:10.3390/w14020181
Elena Rossi, Simone Becarelli, Isabella Pecorini, Simona Di Gregorio and Renato Iannelli
Water 2022, 14(2), 195; doi:10.3390/w14020195
Liam J. Reynolds, Laura Sala-Comorera, Mohd Faheem Khan, Niamh A. Martin, Megan Whitty, Jayne H. Stephens, Tristan M. Nolan, Eadaoin Joyce, Nicola F. Fletcher, Cormac D. Murphy and Wim G. Meijer
Water 2022, 14(2), 225; doi:10.3390/w14020225
Jerzy M. Kupiec, Agnieszka Bednarek, Sebastian Szklarek, Joanna Mankiewicz-Boczek, Liliana Serwecińska and Jolanta Dąbrowska
Water 2022, 14(2), 239; doi:10.3390/w14020239
Stéphane Terrier, Michael Pfister and Anton J. Schleiss
Water 2022, 14(2), 153; doi:10.3390/w14020153
Wei Zhang, Miguel Uh Zapata, Damien Pham Van Bang and Kim Dan Nguyen
Water 2022, 14(2), 174; doi:10.3390/w14020174
Jian Liu, Liyang Zhan, Qingkai Wang, Man Wu, Wangwang Ye, Jiexia Zhang, Yuhong Li, Jianwen Wen and Liqi Chen
Water 2022, 14(2), 145; doi:10.3390/w14020145
Yu Huang, Xiaoyan Jin and Junji Ji
Water 2022, 14(2), 177; doi:10.3390/w14020177
 

General

Chengtao Li, Deyi Kong, Xiaolong Yao, Xiaotao Ma, Chunhui Wei and Hong Wang
Water 2022, 14(2), 171; doi:10.3390/w14020171
Chusnul Arif, Satyanto Krido Saptomo, Budi Indra Setiawan, Muh Taufik, Willy Bayuardi Suwarno and Masaru Mizoguchi
Water 2022, 14(2), 170; doi:10.3390/w14020170
Prince Obinna Njoku, Olatunde Samod Durowoju, Solomon Eghosa Uhunamure and Rachel Makungo
Water 2022, 14(2), 210; doi:10.3390/w14020210
Jongsung Kim, Donghyun Kim, Myungjin Lee, Heechan Han and Hung Soo Kim
Water 2022, 14(2), 219; doi:10.3390/w14020219
Sabin Pathak, Shuai Wang and Eshetu Janka
Water 2022, 14(2), 229; doi:10.3390/w14020229
Elia M. Tapia-Villaseñor, Eylon Shamir, Mary-Belle Cruz-Ayala and Sharon B. Megdal
Water 2022, 14(2), 233; doi:10.3390/w14020233
Ran Tao, Huichen Yang, Xuesong Cui, Minhui Xiao, Nadège Gatcha-Bandjun, Joseline Flore Kenmogne-Tchidjo, Mesia Lufingo, Bernard Konadu Amoah, Raoul Tepong-Tsindé, Arnaud Igor Ndé-Tchoupé, Marquise Touomo-Wouafo, Brice Donald Btatkeu-K, Willis Gwenzi, Rui Hu, Jean Bosco Tchatchueng, Hans Ruppert and Chicgoua Noubactep
Water 2022, 14(2), 260; doi:10.3390/w14020260

Water-Energy Nexus

Teh Hong Khai, Siti Norul Huda Sheikh Abdullah, Mohammad Kamrul Hasan and Ahmad Tarmizi
Water 2022, 14(2), 222; doi:10.3390/w14020222
Seo Hyung Choi, Bongwoo Shin and Eunher Shin
Water 2022, 14(2), 231; doi:10.3390/w14020231

New Sensors, New Technologies and Machine Learning in Water Sciences

Hongxue Zhang, Lianpeng Zhang, Jianxia Chang, Yunyun Li, Ruihao Long and Zhenxiang Xing
Water 2022, 14(2), 220; doi:10.3390/w14020220

Hydrogeology

Andy Louwyck, Alexander Vandenbohede, Dirk Libbrecht, Marc Van Camp and Kristine Walraevens
Water 2022, 14(2), 149; doi:10.3390/w14020149
Tamás Mester, György Szabó, Zsófi Sajtos, Edina Baranyai, Gergely Szabó and Dániel Balla
Water 2022, 14(2), 226; doi:10.3390/w14020226
Daniela Ducci and Mariangela Sellerino
Water 2022, 14(2), 248; doi:10.3390/w14020248
Marko Šrajbek, Lado Kranjčević, Ivan Kovač and Ranko Biondić
Water 2022, 14(2), 255; doi:10.3390/w14020255
Francesco Fiorillo, Libera Esposito, Guido Leone and Mauro Pagnozzi
Water 2022, 14(2), 179; doi:10.3390/w14020179

Soil and Water

Xuebang Huang, Zizhao Zhang, Ruihua Hao and Zezhou Guo
Water 2022, 14(2), 236; doi:10.3390/w14020236
Mohammad Zare, Shahid Azam and David Sauchyn
Water 2022, 14(2), 249; doi:10.3390/w14020249
Fan Wang, Fang Yang, Hongjie Gao, Yangwei Bai, Haiqing Liao and Haisheng Li
Water 2022, 14(2), 269; doi:10.3390/w14020269

Water and Climate Change

Teresa Lo Feudo, Riccardo Alvise Mel, Salvatore Sinopoli and Mario Maiolo
Water 2022, 14(2), 163; doi:10.3390/w14020163
Anusha Somisetty, Akshay Pachore, Renji Remesan and Rohini Kumar
Water 2022, 14(2), 194; doi:10.3390/w14020194
Claudia Patricia Ruiz-Diaz, Carlos Toledo-Hernández, Juan Luis Sánchez-González and Brenda Betancourt
Water 2022, 14(2), 212; doi:10.3390/w14020212
Daniela Rincón, Juan Felipe Velandia, Ioannis Tsanis and Usman T. Khan
Water 2022, 14(2), 227; doi:10.3390/w14020227
Laura Gruppuso, Alberto Doretto, Elisa Falasco, Stefano Fenoglio, Michele Freppaz, Mark Eric Benbow and Francesca Bona
Water 2022, 14(2), 258; doi:10.3390/w14020258

Ecohydrology

Weixia Huang, Yunfang Zhong, Cuili Zhang, Mingxun Ren, Yanjun Du and Xiqiang Song
Water 2022, 14(2), 139; doi:10.3390/w14020139
Qian Xiong, Zhongyi Sun, Wei Cui, Jizhou Lei, Xiuxian Fu and Lan Wu
Water 2022, 14(2), 157; doi:10.3390/w14020157
Irma Vybernaite-Lubiene, Mindaugas Zilius, Marco Bartoli, Jolita Petkuviene, Petras Zemlys, Monia Magri and Gianmarco Giordani
Water 2022, 14(2), 164; doi:10.3390/w14020164
 

Hydrology

Lihua Xiong, Cong Jiang, Shenglian Guo, Shuai Li, Rongrong Li and Wenbin Li
Water 2022, 14(2), 138; doi:10.3390/w14020138
Muhammad Naveed Anjum, Muhammad Irfan, Muhammad Waseem, Megersa Kebede Leta, Usama Muhammad Niazi, Saif ur Rahman, Abdulnoor Ghanim, Muhammad Ahsan Mukhtar and Muhammad Umer Nadeem
Water 2022, 14(2), 147; doi:10.3390/w14020147
Alexander V. Martirosyan, Yury V. Ilyushin and Olga V. Afanaseva
Water 2022, 14(2), 151; doi:10.3390/w14020151
Feihe Kong, Wenjin Xu, Ruichen Mao and Dong Liang
Water 2022, 14(2), 162; doi:10.3390/w14020162
Adam Rus Nugroho, Ichiro Tamagawa and Morihiro Harada
Water 2022, 14(2), 168; doi:10.3390/w14020168
Sara Azadi, Hojat Yazdanpanah, Mohammad Ali Nasr-Esfahani, Saeid Pourmanafi and Wouter Dorigo
Water 2022, 14(2), 172; doi:10.3390/w14020172
Manuel Bertulessi, Daniele Fabrizio Bignami, Ilaria Boschini, Marco Brunero, Maddalena Ferrario, Giovanni Menduni, Jacopo Morosi, Egon Joseph Paganone and Federica Zambrini
Water 2022, 14(2), 188; doi:10.3390/w14020188
Demesew A. Mhiret, Minychl G. Dersseh, Christian D. Guzman, Dessalegn C. Dagnew, Wubneh B. Abebe, Fasikaw A. Zimale, Benjamin F. Zaitchik, Seifu A. Tilahun, Kristine Walraevens and Tammo S. Steenhuis
Water 2022, 14(2), 196; doi:10.3390/w14020196
Viktor Goliáš, Lenka Hájková, Tomáš Lipanský, Tomáš Černík, Pavel Kohn, Josef Ježek, Radek Procházka, Tadeusz A. Przylibski, Jiří Dohnal, Ladislav Strnad, Agata Kowalska, Lidia Fijałkowska-Lichwa, Wojciech Miśta and Robert Nowakowski
Water 2022, 14(2), 200; doi:10.3390/w14020200
Dmitriy Bantcev, Dmitriy Ganyushkin, Anton Terekhov, Alexey Ekaykin, Igor Tokarev and Kirill Chistyakov
Water 2022, 14(2), 252; doi:10.3390/w14020252
Naveed Ahmed, Genxu Wang, Haishen Lü, Martijn J. Booij, Hero Marhaento, Foyez Ahmed Prodhan, Shahid Ali and Muhammad Ali Imran
Water 2022, 14(2), 259; doi:10.3390/w14020259
Yonge Zhang, Bing Liu, Guodong Jia, Xinxiao Yu, Xiaoming Zhang, Xiaolin Yin, Yang Zhao, Zhaoyan Wang, Chen Cheng, Yousheng Wang and Yan Xin
Water 2022, 14(2), 263; doi:10.3390/w14020263
Wenqing Zhao, Liyun Zhao, Lide Tian, Michael Wolovick and John C. Moore
Water 2022, 14(2), 271; doi:10.3390/w14020271
 

Wastewater Treatment and Reuse

Rehab O. Abdel Rahman, Ahmed M. El-Kamash and Yung-Tse Hung
Water 2022, 14(2), 137; doi:10.3390/w14020137
Giorgio Mannina, Luigi Badalucco, Lorenzo Barbara, Alida Cosenza, Daniele Di Trapani, Vito Armando Laudicina, Sofia Maria Muscarella and Dario Presti
Water 2022, 14(2), 156; doi:10.3390/w14020156
Tahereh Rookesh, Mohammad Reza Samaei, Saeed Yousefinejad, Hassan Hashemi, Zahra Derakhshan, Fariba Abbasi, Mahrokh Jalili, Stefanos Giannakis and Muhammad Bilal
Water 2022, 14(2), 205; doi:10.3390/w14020205
Yicheng Wang, Yingkun Wang, Xi Lu, Wenquan Sun, Yanhua Xu, Jun Zhou and Yongjun Sun
Water 2022, 14(2), 206; doi:10.3390/w14020206
Tiow Ping Wong, Roger W. Babcock, Theodore Uekawa, Joachim Schneider and Bing Hu
Water 2022, 14(2), 218; doi:10.3390/w14020218
Erlon Lopes Pereira, Alisson Carraro Borges and Greicelene Jesus da Silva
Water 2022, 14(2), 223; doi:10.3390/w14020223
Andonia Nicodemou, Michalis Kallis, Anastasia Agapiou, Androulla Markidou and Michalis Koutinas
Water 2022, 14(2), 240; doi:10.3390/w14020240
Subhomita Ghosh Roy, Charles F. Wimpee, S. Andrew McGuire and Timothy J. Ehlinger
Water 2022, 14(2), 251; doi:10.3390/w14020251
John Gallagher and Laurence W. Gill
Water 2022, 14(2), 268; doi:10.3390/w14020268
 

Water Resources Management, Policy and Governance

Kaytee L. Pokrzywinski, West M. Bishop, Christopher R. Grasso, Brianna M. Fernando, Benjamen P. Sperry, David E. Berthold, Haywood Dail Laughinghouse, Erika M. Van Goethem, Kaitlin Volk, Mark Heilman and Kurt D. Getsinger
Water 2022, 14(2), 169; doi:10.3390/w14020169
Jamila Ngondo, Joseph Mango, Joel Nobert, Alfonse Dubi, Xiang Li and Heqin Cheng
Water 2022, 14(2), 184; doi:10.3390/w14020184
Yun-Ju Chen, Hsuan-Ju Lin, Jun-Jih Liou, Chao-Tzuen Cheng and Yung-Ming Chen
Water 2022, 14(2), 207; doi:10.3390/w14020207
Khawon Lee, Sunwoo Chang, Stef Koop, Kees van Leeuwen and Jeryang Park
Water 2022, 14(2), 262; doi:10.3390/w14020262
 

Water Quality and Contamination

Xiaofeng Huang, Wenwen Hua and Xingying Dai
Water 2022, 14(2), 158; doi:10.3390/w14020158
Alexander I. Malov, Evgeniya S. Sidkina, Mikhail V. Mironenko, Alexey S. Tyshov and Elena V. Cherkasova
Water 2022, 14(2), 165; doi:10.3390/w14020165
Fabio Fanari, Matteo Bruno Lodi, Worash Getaneh, Alessandro Fanti, Francesco Desogus and Paolo Valera
Water 2022, 14(2), 167; doi:10.3390/w14020167
Geovanni Teran-Velasquez, Björn Helm and Peter Krebs
Water 2022, 14(2), 189; doi:10.3390/w14020189
Artem Demenev, Nikolay Maksimovich, Vadim Khmurchik, Gennadiy Rogovskiy, Anatoliy Rogovskiy and Alexey Baryshnikov
Water 2022, 14(2), 192; doi:10.3390/w14020192
Xiuying Yao, Dandan Yan, Jingtai Li, Yao Liu, Yufeng Sheng, Siying Xie and Zhaoqing Luan
Water 2022, 14(2), 197; doi:10.3390/w14020197
Jingchen Yin, Haitao Chen, Yuqiu Wang, Lifeng Guo, Guoguang Li and Puzhou Wang
Water 2022, 14(2), 209; doi:10.3390/w14020209
Md Mamun, Ji Yoon Kim, Jeong-Eun Kim and Kwang-Guk An
Water 2022, 14(2), 237; doi:10.3390/w14020237
 

Urban Water Management

Sen Peng, Jing Cheng, Xingqi Wu, Xu Fang and Qing Wu
Water 2022, 14(2), 150; doi:10.3390/w14020150
Dionysios Nikolopoulos, Panagiotis Kossieris, Ioannis Tsoukalas and Christos Makropoulos
Water 2022, 14(2), 154; doi:10.3390/w14020154
Ute Schoknecht, Olaf Tietje, Nicole Borho, Michael Burkhardt, Mirko Rohr, Anya Vollpracht and Lia Weiler
Water 2022, 14(2), 228; doi:10.3390/w14020228
Aline Rech, Elisa Pacheco, Jakcemara Caprario, Julio Cesar Rech and Alexandra Rodrigues Finotti
Water 2022, 14(2), 238; doi:10.3390/w14020238
 

Hydraulics and Hydrodynamics

Kehan Miao, Zhenglin Bai, Yong Huang, Yunlong Huang and Yue Su
Water 2022, 14(2), 141; doi:10.3390/w14020141
Grégoire Jamet, António Muralha, José F. Melo, Pedro A. Manso and Giovanni De Cesare
Water 2022, 14(2), 173; doi:10.3390/w14020173

Biodiversity and Functionality of Aquatic Ecosystems

Hyungbeen Lee, Junghwa Choi, Yangjae Im, Wooseok Oh, Kangseok Hwang and Kyounghoon Lee
Water 2022, 14(2), 203; doi:10.3390/w14020203
Naicheng Wu, Yixia Wang, Yaochun Wang, Qinghua Cai and Wei Ouyang
Water 2022, 14(2), 204; doi:10.3390/w14020204

Oceans and Coastal Zones

Vladimir Mukhanov, Evgeny Sakhon, Alexander Polukhin, Vladimir Artemiev, Eugene Morozov and An-Yi Tsai
Water 2022, 14(2), 185; doi:10.3390/w14020185
Jung-Woo Park, Yejin Kim, Kwan-Woo Kim, Amane Fujiwara, Hisatomo Waga, Jae Joong Kang, Sang-Heon Lee, Eun-Jin Yang and Toru Hirawake
Water 2022, 14(2), 235; doi:10.3390/w14020235

Water Erosion and Sediment Transport

Yu Huang, Xiaoyan Jin and Junji Ji
Water 2022, 14(2), 182; doi:10.3390/w14020182

Water Use and Scarcity

Janet B. García-Martínez, Jefferson E. Contreras-Ropero, Néstor A. Urbina-Suarez, Germán L. López-Barrera, Andrés F. Barajas-Solano, Viatcheslav Kafarov, Crisóstomo Barajas-Ferreira, Diana M. Ibarra-Mojica and Antonio Zuorro
Water 2022, 14(2), 250; doi:10.3390/w14020250

Water, Agriculture and Aquaculture

Yong He, Jianjian Wu, Haoluan Fu, Zeyu Sun, Hui Fang and Wei Wang
Water 2022, 14(2), 175; doi:10.3390/w14020175
Lei Hou, Zhongyuan Zhou, Ruyan Wang, Jianxin Li, Fei Dong and Jingqiang Liu
Water 2022, 14(2), 211; doi:10.3390/w14020211
 

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Friday, 21 January 2022

TGIF! Weekly Water News Summary 15 - 21 January 2022

Here is John Matthews' AWRA webinar on 'Did Water Matter at #COP26? Does Climate Policy Matter to Water?' Here is the link: youtu.be/_JF8lzReNlA


Well done, John!

Enjoy!

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Top Twenty-Five (More or Less)
From @nytimes: Wastewater surveillance data show that #Omicron was probably in New York City four days before the first cases were announced in South Africa. nyti.ms/3nMUF0L #scicomm (thx @travisloop)

From @USATODAY: Climate Point - 20 January 2022. 20th-century train cars play a role in water rights case; Plus: A community fights development and sea level rise, and states turn to nuclear power. More! bit.ly/32hdn9c #scicomm

From @KRCC Many people on the Front Range depend on water from the Denver Basin. But the underground supply isn’t infinite. bit.ly/3AfAn58 #cowater

CRS InFocus Report: 'U.S. Agency for International Development - An Overview' bit.ly/3IfQuCg #globalwater #scicomm

It's @Water_MDPI ,Volume 14, Issue 2 (January-2 2022) 139 Articles bit.ly/3KxdBu9

Here is @johoma's @AWRAHQ webinar on 'Did Water Matter at #COP26? Does Climate Policy Matter to Water?' youtu.be/_JF8lzReNlA

In @bcreview: Forecast projects 30-plus-foot drop in 2 years at Lake Mead. bit.ly/3AgSBmE #SWUSwater

It's @waterloop #128: Inside Illinois' Lead Legislation (A Pass The Mic Episode) youtu.be/QNBqEOYCtbs #scicomm

My Ten Cents: Lake Abert Redux - Who Cares? bit.ly/33w4aua #PNWater

CRS Report: 'Clean Water Act Section 401 - Overview and Recent Developments' bit.ly/3KrhYXB #scicomm

Government site for #COVID19 tests now open - one day early! Go to COVIDtests.gov. Just placed my free order for 4 home tests. #COVID19

CRS InFocus Report:'Climate and Security in the Middle East and North Africa' bit.ly/3qyl5VC #globalwater

From @TiffDowell - Breaking News:@EPA Bans Use of Enlist Duo & Enlist One in Certain Counties Across US bit.ly/3tzry4J #globalwater #txwater

Elaine J. Hanford's Bulletin Boards: 1) Geoscience; 2) Environmental Science; 3) Coastal Zone Management - 17 January 2022 bit.ly/3nyNiK

CRS Report: 'Regulating Contaminants Under the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA)' bit.ly/3FmiNgx #globalwater

Editorial in @the_citizen: @GovKathyHochul can do more on harmful algal blooms. bit.ly/3rugtPA #NEWater

From @AP: Scientists see silver lining in fed’s efforts at Lake Powell bit.ly/3IbwFMp #SWUSwater

In @UCDavisWater: From buckets to umbrellas: fish conservation before the storm bit.ly/3IeSN8D #cawater

In @reporternews- Opinion from Rep. Glenn @RogersForTexas: Refreshing Texas' water supply bit.ly/33s05qV #txwater

The @USDA to Invest up to $225 Million in Partner-Driven Conservation on Agricultural and Forest Land bit.ly/3ntLP7O

Editorial in @tcpalm: Florida must follow data, enforce rules to clean up Lake Okeechobee pollution. bit.ly/3tuLIgd #FLwater

From @25NewsKXXV: Unbound by red tape, nonprofit delivering running water and electricity to Navajo homes bit.ly/3GCTuZ9 #SWUSwater

From @AGU_Eos: The Uncertain Future of Antarctica’s Melting Ice. bit.ly/3qw7ONn

The @AGU_Eos Buzz Newsletter: 21 January 2022. Understanding Rare Rain Events in the Driest Desert on Earth; Rainy Days Dampen Economic Growth; What a Gold Mining Mishap Taught Us About Rivers; Recovering Mantle Memories from River Profiles;More! bit.ly/3FR51Tp #scicomm

Books, Reviews and Related
Free! New book from @groundwaterproj: 'Electrical Imaging for Hydrogeology' by @kaminisingha et al. bit.ly/3tIXnIm #globalwater

New: 'Collective Aquifer Governance: Dispute Prevention for Groundwater and Aquifers through Unitization' by Todd Jarvis (@OregonState) & Jakob Wiley (@uoregon) bit.ly/34SdCbQ 

Bottled Water, Beer, Drinking Water/TapWater
It's @waterloop #128: Inside Illinois' Lead Legislation (A Pass The Mic Episode) youtu.be/QNBqEOYCtbs #scicomm

CRS Report: 'Regulating Contaminants Under the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA)' bit.ly/3FmiNgx #globalwater

Bullshit and Crap Detection
"I'm the ranking Republican on the foreign aid appropriations subcommittee, so I know Tunisia well." - @LindseyGrahamSC

California
From @MarinIJ: Marin Municipal Water District eases drought restrictions bayareane.ws/3tV1GQO #cawater

From @KALW One Planet: What’s the path forward for the environmental justice movement? bit.ly/33PI7yk #cawater

From @MarinIJ Voice: Water district board member lays out plan to build 3-year supply. bayareane.ws/3rolWrn #cawater

In @UCDavisWater: From buckets to umbrellas: fish conservation before the storm bit.ly/3IeSN8D #cawater

From @KVPR: Groundwater use capped for some Tulare County farmers. tinyurl.com/yjxjtz6r #cawater

Canada
From @CanadianWater: 'The Droplet' Newsletter - 17 January 2022. Driving Diversity in Canada’s Water Industry; New board of directors for Council of The Great Lakes Region; Court decision leaves marine ecosystems vulnerable; More! bit.ly/3nAffRU #cdnwater

Climate, Climate Change, and Meteorology
From @USATODAY: Climate Point - 20 January 2022. 20th-century train cars play a role in water rights case; Plus: A community fights development and sea level rise, and states turn to nuclear power. More! bit.ly/32hdn9c #scicomm

Here is @johoma's @AWRAHQ webinar on 'Did Water Matter at #COP26? Does Climate Policy Matter to Water?' youtu.be/_JF8lzReNlA

Guest Column in @TB_Times: Where things stand on climate change, the Everglades and Florida. tinyurl.com/43z62ks2 #FLwater 

From @AGU_Eos: The Uncertain Future of Antarctica’s Melting Ice. bit.ly/3qw7ONn

Colorado
From @AP: @GovofCO to “aggressively assert” water rights as Nebraska plans $500M canal in Colorado bit.ly/3FP7ePo #cowater

From @KRCC Many people on the Front Range depend on water from the Denver Basin. But the underground supply isn’t infinite. bit.ly/3AfAn58 #cowater

From @KUNC: History forces 'hard decisions' in Eastern Colorado's declining Republican River basin. bit.ly/3AgvMQ7 #cowater

From @AP: Scientists see silver lining in fed’s efforts at Lake Powell bit.ly/3IbwFMp #SWUSwater

Conferences,Webinars, Workshops and Calls for Abstracts/Paper
Here is @johoma's @AWRAHQ webinar on 'Did Water Matter at #COP26? Does Climate Policy Matter to Water?' youtu.be/_JF8lzReNlA

Conflict, Cooperation, and Security
From @AP: @GovofCO to “aggressively assert” water rights as Nebraska plans $500M canal in Colorado bit.ly/3FP7ePo #cowater

CRS InFocus Report:'Climate and Security in the Middle East and North Africa' bit.ly/3qyl5VC #globalwater

Disasters: Droughts, Floods, Wildfires and More
From @MarinIJ: Marin Municipal Water District eases drought restrictions bayareane.ws/3tV1GQO #cawater

Vermont flood costs could exceed $5.2 billion over the next 100 years. tinyurl.com/2p8wdfd6 #NEWater

Daily Water Newsletters
California Water News Daily
California Water News Daily - 21 January 2022. bit.ly/3qOIRgj #cawater

California Water News Daily - 20 January 2022. bit.ly/3Ksynei #cawater

California Water News Daily - 19 January 2022. bit.ly/3FI03Zd #cawater

California Water News Daily - 18 January 2022. bit.ly/33MNZZe #cawater

California Water News Daily - 17 January 2022. bit.ly/3nzZZoa #cawater

California Water News Daily - 16 January 2022. tinyurl.com/bddu2256 #cawater

California Water News Daily - 15 January 2022. bit.ly/3fJOne5 #cawater

Colorado Water News Daily
Colorado Water News Daily - 21 January 2022. bit.ly/3nOBfse #cowater

Colorado Water News Daily - 20 January 2022. bit.ly/3rDzdMI #cowater

Colorado Water News Daily - 19 January 2022. bit.ly/33qg0q0 #cowater

Colorado Water News Daily - 18 January 2022. bit.ly/33wsY5t #cowater

Colorado Water News Daily - 17 January 2022. bit.ly/350HRgL #cowater

Florida Water News Daily
Florida Water News Daily - 21 January 2022. bit.ly/3GSD3Ia #FLwater 

Florida Water News Daily - 20 January 2022. bit.ly/3qNkyzz #FLwater

Florida Water News Daily - 19 January 2022. bit.ly/3FMbNtA #FLwater

Florida Water News Daily - 18 January 2022. bit.ly/3tAlitz #FLwater

Florida Water News Daily - 17 January 2022. bit.ly/3qBKC0i #FLwater

Florida Water News Daily - 16 January 2022. tinyurl.com/5n99as2a #FLwater

Florida Water News Daily - 15 January 2022. bit.ly/3rlUQBh #FLwater

Idaho Water News Daily
Idaho Water News Daily - 21 January 2022. bit.ly/3KxlKyB #IDwater

Idaho Water News Daily - 20 January 2020. bit.ly/358oQcl #IDwater

Idaho Water News Daily - 19 January 2022. bit.ly/3IiGKHI #IDwater

Idaho Water News Daily - 17 January 2022. bit.ly/3IcOA5p #IDwater

Idaho Water News Daily - 15 January 2022. bit.ly/3nriNFR #IDwater

Northeast US Water News Daily
Northeast US Water News Daily - 21 January 2022. bit.ly/3qMvoWr #NEWater

Northeast US Water News Daily - 20 January 2022. bit.ly/32kpq5K #NEWater

Northeast US Water News Daily - 19 January 2022. bit.ly/3Ag9NZm #NEWater

Northeast US Water News Daily - 18 January 2022. bit.ly/3IiJTHi #NEWater

Northeast US Water News Daily - 17 January 2022. bit.ly/3qyQlUK #NEWater

Northeast US Water News Daily - 16 January 2022. tinyurl.com/4skytv7d #NEWater

Northeast US Water News Daily - 15 January 2022. bit.ly/3KjcLkO #NEWater

Pacific Northwest Water News Daily
Pacific Northwest Water News Daily - 21 January 2022. bit.ly/3rxzAby #PNWater

Pacific Northwest Water News Daily - 20 January 2022. bit.ly/3IlVYf4 #PNWater

Pacific Northwest Water News Daily - 19 January 2022. bit.ly/3FES27f #PNWater

Pacific Northwest Water News Daily - 18 January 2022. bit.ly/3Ih1xeF #PNWater

Pacific Northwest Water News Daily - 17 January 2022. bit.ly/3A7SCt8 #PNWater

Pacific Northwest Water News Daily - 16 January 2022. tinyurl.com/4bc2db7m #PNWater
 
Pacific Northwest Water News Daily - 15 January 2022. bit.ly/3fty5Wq #PNWater

Portland (OR) Water News Daily
Portland (OR) Water News Daily - 21 January 2022. bit.ly/3GSJTgP #PDXwater

Portland (OR) Water News Daily - 20 January 2022. bit.ly/3fDYhxL #PDXwater

Portland (OR) Water News Daily - 19 January 2022. bit.ly/3rBhqGd #PDXwater

Portland (OR) Water News Daily - 18 January 2022. bit.ly/3qFM5CO #PDXwater

Portland (OR) Water News Daily - 17 January 2022. bit.ly/3KjX0K5 #PDXwater

Eugene Water Weekly - 17 January 2022. bit.ly/3FAeVJa #EUGwater

Southwest US Water News Daily
Southwest US Water News Daily - 21 January 2022. bit.ly/3qOnbRx #SWUSwater

Southwest US Water News Daily - 20 January 2022. bit.ly/3fYfzWB #SWUSwater 

Southwest US Water News Daily - 19 January 2022. bit.ly/3KqyrLF #SWUSwater

Southwest US Water News Daily. bit.ly/34RYjzI #SWUSwater

Southwest US Water Daily - 17 January 2022. bit.ly/34YQt7E #SWUSwater

Southwest US Water News Daily - 16 January 2022. bit.ly/3I81txN #SWUSwater

Southwest US Water News Daily - 15 January 2022. bit.ly/3zZWzjz #SWUSwater

Texas Water News Daily
Texas Water News Daily - 21 January 2022. bit.ly/3AnoGZW #txwater 

Texas Water News Daily - 20 January 2022. bit.ly/3nIkZsT #txwater

Texas Water News Daily - 19 January 2022. bit.ly/3KjKRFf #txwater

Texas Water News Daily - 18 January 2022. bit.ly/3KntX8F #txwater

Texas Water News Daily - 17 January 2022. bit.ly/3nVcf2T #txwater

Texas Water News Daily - 16 January 2022. bit.ly/3txKjW8 #txwater

Texas Water News Daily - 15 January 2022. bit.ly/33nVqWX #txwater

Education, Events, and Opportunities
From @OSUCEOAS: 'On the Horizon' Newsletter - 21 January 2022. bit.ly/3IHBqhl #scicomm

The @USDA to Invest up to $225 Million in Partner-Driven Conservation on Agricultural and Forest Land bit.ly/3ntLP7O

E-Newsletters and E-Newspapers
From @OSUCEOAS: 'On the Horizon' Newsletter - 21 January 2022. bit.ly/3IHBqhl #scicomm

The @AGU_Eos Buzz Newsletter: 21 January 2022. Understanding Rare Rain Events in the Driest Desert on Earth; Rainy Days Dampen Economic Growth; What a Gold Mining Mishap Taught Us About Rivers; Recovering Mantle Memories from River Profiles;More! bit.ly/3FR51Tp #scicomm

Elaine J. Hanford's Bulletin Boards: 1) Geoscience; 2) Environmental Science; 3) Coastal Zone Management - 17 January 2022 bit.ly/3nyNiK

From @CanadianWater: 'The Droplet' Newsletter - 17 January 2022. Driving Diversity in Canada’s Water Industry; New board of directors for Council of The Great Lakes Region; Court decision leaves marine ecosystems vulnerable; More! bit.ly/3nAffRU #cdnwater

From @USATODAY: Climate Point - 20 January 2022. 20th-century train cars play a role in water rights case; Plus: A community fights development and sea level rise, and states turn to nuclear power. More! bit.ly/32hdn9c #scicomm

From @AZWRRC: 'Weekly Wave' Newsletter - 21 January 2022. n This Issue: Reflections, New Water Funding, Photo Contests, APW, Glen Canyon, @TucsonWater and More! conta.cc/3KJ5Dyi

The @IWAPublishing Monthly Newsletter - January 2022. bit.ly/3KyF3Yr #scicomm

The @WaterNetwork1 Newsletter - 21 January 2022. Essential Industry Trending Technology~Editor's Choice~Articles & Knowledge Exchange~Featured Jobs~Online Course~Events~More! bit.ly/3rCjwFC #scicomm

It's @Nature Briefing - 21 January 2022. ‘Super variant’ Deltacron doesn’t exist;Pristine coral reef discovered near Tahiti; Pollution crosses ‘planetary boundary’; Drug-resistant infections kills 1.2M; Ageing - mysteries of human longevity;More! bit.ly/3rCIO6G #scicomm

It's @Nature Briefing - 20 January 2022. Tonga eruption offers insights on Mars; NBA teams offer Omicron insights; The science behind the anti-ageing boom; Do mental-health apps actually work? bit.ly/3Kufmsc #scicomm

It's @Nature Briefing - 19 January 2022. Tonga volcano caused mysterious air waves; An MRI scanner for the people; ‘Nocebo’ underlies vaccine side effects; The National Cancer Act at 50; Step inside a LEGEND; More! bit.ly/3GNIPeq #scicomm

It's @Nature Briefing - 18 January 2022. Earliest known human-made hybrid animal; Europe’s largest marine reserve in Portugal; The pandemic’s true death toll; More! bit.ly/3IdV0Bm #scicomm

It's @Nature Briefing - 17 January 2022. Underwater volcano erupts in Tonga; What we can learn from pig heart transplant; We’re inside a big star-forming bubble; Archaeology’s sexual revolution; In cities, nature is essential infrastructure. More! bit.ly/3KiAAJi #scicomm

Ethics, Gender, Indigenous People, Rights
Support Women in Water Scholarship Fund-Donate Now! bit.ly/2S63TVr

From @AP: @GovofCO to “aggressively assert” water rights as Nebraska plans $500M canal in Colorado bit.ly/3FP7ePo #cowater

In Nebraska City News-Press: Opinion: Protecting Nebraska’s water rights for generations to come. bit.ly/3FEH6Xf #cowater

From @KALW One Planet: What’s the path forward for the environmental justice movement? bit.ly/33PI7yk #cawater

From @25NewsKXXV: Unbound by red tape, nonprofit delivering running water and electricity to Navajo homes bit.ly/3GCTuZ9 #SWUSwater

Florida Water
In @Fla_Pol: Joe Biden infrastructure bill sends $1.1B for Everglades restoration. bit.ly/3nFcu1S #FLwater

In @TB_Times: Environmental groups wary of Florida Senate’s ‘Heartland’ plan bit.ly/3fCNaVE #FLwater

Via @heraldtribune OPINION: Floridians deserve better info on water conditions bit.ly/3qzjQFM #FLwater

Guest Column in @TB_Times: Where things stand on climate change, the Everglades and Florida. tinyurl.com/43z62ks2 #FLwater 

Editorial in @tcpalm: Florida must follow data, enforce rules to clean up Lake Okeechobee pollution. bit.ly/3tuLIgd #FLwater

Global Water
The @IWAPublishing Monthly Newsletter - January 2022. bit.ly/3KyF3Yr #scicomm

The @WaterNetwork1 Newsletter - 21 January 2022. Essential Industry Trending Technology~Editor's Choice~Articles & Knowledge Exchange~Featured Jobs~Online Course~Events~More! bit.ly/3rCjwFC #scicomm

CRS InFocus Report: 'U.S. Agency for International Development - An Overview' bit.ly/3IfQuCg #globalwater #scicomm

Free! New book from @groundwaterproj: 'Electrical Imaging for Hydrogeology' by @kaminisingha et al. bit.ly/3tIXnIm #globalwater

CRS InFocus Report:'Climate and Security in the Middle East and North Africa' bit.ly/3qyl5VC #globalwater

It's @Water_MDPI ,Volume 14, Issue 2 (January-2 2022) 139 Articles bit.ly/3KxdBu9

Groundwater and Hydrogeology
From @KRCC Many people on the Front Range depend on water from the Denver Basin. But the underground supply isn’t infinite. bit.ly/3AfAn58 #cowater

Free! New book from @groundwaterproj: 'Electrical Imaging for Hydrogeology' by @kaminisingha et al. bit.ly/3tIXnIm #globalwater

From @KVPR: Groundwater use capped for some Tulare County farmers. tinyurl.com/yjxjtz6r #cawater

New: 'Collective Aquifer Governance: Dispute Prevention for Groundwater and Aquifers through Unitization' by Todd Jarvis (@OregonState) & Jakob Wiley (@uoregon) bit.ly/34SdCbQ 

Hydrofracking, Shale Gas, and Energy
Editorial in @HoustonChron: Permian earthquakes should jolt Texas officials into action on shale drilling. bit.ly/3fE0GZg #txwater

NE Water
In @SIAdvance Are protections for Staten Island freshwater wetlands on the horizon? Experts explain @GovKathyHochul’s proposal. bit.ly/3Abucie #NEWater

Editorial in @the_citizen: @GovKathyHochul can do more on harmful algal blooms. bit.ly/3rugtPA #NEWater

Vermont flood costs could exceed $5.2 billion over the next 100 years. tinyurl.com/2p8wdfd6 #NEWater

Personal, People, Interviews, and Quotes
"I'm the ranking Republican on the foreign aid appropriations subcommittee, so I know Tunisia well." - @LindseyGrahamSC

"Those agencies, all they need is the slimmest excuse not to show interest in natural resources that are being impacted. East of the Cascades, it’s still the Wild West. People do what they want to do with the environment and the agencies just turn their back.” - Anonymous

"If you didn’t get #COVID19 over the holiday break, could you try to hold off until Spring break so you don’t miss class? Thanks!" - @ass_deans

"I believe that we can transform dark yesterdays of injustice into bright tomorrows of justice and humanity." - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

We know it is the start of the term. And you are writing your annual evaluation. And doing a 360 review of your chair. But you need to finish the Hazardous Materials training so College of Arts & Humanities has a 100% on-time rating!" - @ass_deans

“Over the break, I took an amazing class on motivating change! It helped me realize that you are the problem and I need to motivate you! Buckle up and prepare to be inspired!" - @ass_deans

"You have to pick the places you don't walk away from." - Joan Didion (quoted in @guardian via @TheWeek)

"People love to feel superior to their past." - Fran Lebowitz (quoted in @dailytelegraph via @TheWeek)

PNW Water
From @SPRlocalnews: Around 30 steelhead found dead near Idaho’s Dworshak Dam. bit.ly/3nBYUMB #IDwater

Via @AP: Idaho snowpack has water experts cautiously optimistic. bit.ly/3I5Tr8A #IDwater

Policy, Planning, Law, Governance, Economics, IWRM, and Management
The @USDA to Invest up to $225 Million in Partner-Driven Conservation on Agricultural and Forest Land bit.ly/3ntLP7O

Positions Open    
Josh's Water Jobs and More! 18 January 2022 bit.ly/33JFnme 

Previous Weeks' Positions Open    
Josh's Water Jobs and More! 11 January 2022 bit.ly/3qcKKDe

Josh's Water Jobs: 6 January 2022 (PhD List - Another 80!- listed by country) bit.ly/3f13Ci5

Previous Weekly Water Summaries - Go To #WaWiNews
TGIF! Weekly Water News Summary 15 - 21 January 2022 bit.ly/32pOk3Y

TGIF! Weekly Water News Summary 8-14 January 2022 bit.ly/3I3Aof2 

TGIF! Weekly Water News Summary 1 - 7 January 2022 15 Years! bit.ly/3n1G2Gz #globalwater

TGIF! Weekly Water News Summary 25 - 31 December 2021 bit.ly/3zshYSl

TGIF! Weekly Water News Summary 18 - 24 December 2021 bit.ly/3Epul2k

TGIF! Weekly Water News Summary 11 - 17 December 2021 bit.ly/30Fj3sU

TGIF! Weekly Water News Summary 4-10 Dec 2021 bit.ly/3rW28xp

TGIF! Weekly Water News Summary 27 November - 3 December 2021 bit.ly/31iVLtj 

TGIF! Weekly Water News Summary 20 - 26 November 2021 bit.ly/3E09mU7

TGIF! Weekly Water News Summary 13 - 19 November 2021 bit.ly/3FwYj5h

TGIF! Weekly Water News Summary 6 - 12 November 2021 bit.ly/3Daii98

TGIF! Weekly Water News Summary 30 October - 5 November 2021 bit.ly/3BS1jXA

TGIF! Weekly Water News Summary 23 - 29 October 2021 bit.ly/3Eqluh4

TGIF! Weekly Water News Summary 16 - 22 October 2021 bit.ly/3Ga3dq2

TGIF! Weekly Water News Summary 9 - 15 October 2021 bit.ly/3FV0ktg

Reports, Publications, and Journals
CRS InFocus Report: 'U.S. Agency for International Development - An Overview' bit.ly/3IfQuCg #globalwater #scicomm

CRS Report: 'Clean Water Act Section 401 - Overview and Recent Developments' bit.ly/3KrhYXB #scicomm

CRS InFocus Report:'Climate and Security in the Middle East and North Africa' bit.ly/3qyl5VC #globalwater

CRS Report: 'Regulating Contaminants Under the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA)' bit.ly/3FmiNgx #globalwater

It's @Water_MDPI ,Volume 14, Issue 2 (January-2 2022) 139 Articles bit.ly/3KxdBu9

Science, Medicine, Health, and Technology
It's @Nature Briefing - 21 January 2022. ‘Super variant’ Deltacron doesn’t exist;Pristine coral reef discovered near Tahiti; Pollution crosses ‘planetary boundary’; Drug-resistant infections kills 1.2M; Ageing - mysteries of human longevity;More! bit.ly/3rCIO6G #scicomm

It's @Nature Briefing - 20 January 2022. Tonga eruption offers insights on Mars; NBA teams offer Omicron insights; The science behind the anti-ageing boom; Do mental-health apps actually work? bit.ly/3Kufmsc #scicomm

It's @Nature Briefing - 19 January 2022. Tonga volcano caused mysterious air waves; An MRI scanner for the people; ‘Nocebo’ underlies vaccine side effects; The National Cancer Act at 50; Step inside a LEGEND; More! bit.ly/3GNIPeq #scicomm

It's @Nature Briefing - 18 January 2022. Earliest known human-made hybrid animal; Europe’s largest marine reserve in Portugal; The pandemic’s true death toll; More! bit.ly/3IdV0Bm #scicomm

It's @Nature Briefing - 17 January 2022. Underwater volcano erupts in Tonga; What we can learn from pig heart transplant; We’re inside a big star-forming bubble; Archaeology’s sexual revolution; In cities, nature is essential infrastructure. More! bit.ly/3KiAAJi #scicomm

Government site for #COVID19 tests now open - one day early! Go to COVIDtests.gov. Just placed my free order for 4 home tests. #COVID19

Elaine J. Hanford's Bulletin Boards: 1) Geoscience; 2) Environmental Science; 3) Coastal Zone Management - 17 January 2022 bit.ly/3nyNiK

The @AGU_Eos Buzz Newsletter: 21 January 2022. Understanding Rare Rain Events in the Driest Desert on Earth; Rainy Days Dampen Economic Growth; What a Gold Mining Mishap Taught Us About Rivers; Recovering Mantle Memories from River Profiles;More! bit.ly/3FR51Tp #scicomm

Southwest Water  #SWUSwater
From @AZWRRC: 'Weekly Wave' Newsletter - 21 January 2022. n This Issue: Reflections, New Water Funding, Photo Contests, APW, Glen Canyon, @TucsonWater and More! conta.cc/3KJ5Dyi

In @bcreview: Forecast projects 30-plus-foot drop in 2 years at Lake Mead. bit.ly/3AgSBmE #SWUSwater

From @AP: Scientists see silver lining in fed’s efforts at Lake Powell bit.ly/3IbwFMp #SWUSwater

In @thenewmexican: State engineer job vacant amid New Mexico water challenges. bit.ly/3rkGocA

From @25NewsKXXV: Unbound by red tape, nonprofit delivering running water and electricity to Navajo homes bit.ly/3GCTuZ9 #SWUSwater

Streams, Wetlands, Dams, Lakes, and Ecosystems
In @bcreview: Forecast projects 30-plus-foot drop in 2 years at Lake Mead. bit.ly/3AgSBmE #SWUSwater

From @SPRlocalnews: Around 30 steelhead found dead near Idaho’s Dworshak Dam. bit.ly/3nBYUMB #IDwater

My Ten Cents: Lake Abert Redux - Who Cares? bit.ly/33w4aua #PNWater

In @SIAdvance Are protections for Staten Island freshwater wetlands on the horizon? Experts explain @GovKathyHochul’s proposal. bit.ly/3Abucie #NEWater

In @UCDavisWater: From buckets to umbrellas: fish conservation before the storm bit.ly/3IeSN8D #cawater

Texas   #txwater
Editorial in @HoustonChron: Permian earthquakes should jolt Texas officials into action on shale drilling. bit.ly/3fE0GZg #txwater

From @TiffDowell - Breaking News:@EPA Bans Use of Enlist Duo & Enlist One in Certain Counties Across US bit.ly/3tzry4J #globalwater #txwater

In @reporternews- Opinion from Rep. Glenn @RogersForTexas: Refreshing Texas' water supply bit.ly/33s05qV #txwater

Visuals, Audios, Podcasts and Infographics
Here is @johoma's @AWRAHQ webinar on 'Did Water Matter at #COP26? Does Climate Policy Matter to Water?' youtu.be/_JF8lzReNlA

It's @waterloop #128: Inside Illinois' Lead Legislation (A Pass The Mic Episode) youtu.be/QNBqEOYCtbs #scicomm

Water/Land Quality and Contamination
CRS Report: 'Clean Water Act Section 401 - Overview and Recent Developments' bit.ly/3KrhYXB #scicomm 

From @TiffDowell - Breaking News:@EPA Bans Use of Enlist Duo & Enlist One in Certain Counties Across US bit.ly/3tzry4J #globalwater #txwater

Editorial in @the_citizen: @GovKathyHochul can do more on harmful algal blooms. bit.ly/3rugtPA #NEWater

Editorial in @tcpalm: Florida must follow data, enforce rules to clean up Lake Okeechobee pollution. bit.ly/3tuLIgd #FLwater

Water Supply, Quantity, Reuse, Conservation, Infrastructure
In @Fla_Pol: Joe Biden infrastructure bill sends $1.1B for Everglades restoration. bit.ly/3nFcu1S #FLwater

In @bcreview: Forecast projects 30-plus-foot drop in 2 years at Lake Mead. bit.ly/3AgSBmE #SWUSwater

From @MarinIJ Voice: Water district board member lays out plan to build 3-year supply. bayareane.ws/3rolWrn #cawater

In @reporternews- Opinion from Rep. Glenn @RogersForTexas: Refreshing Texas' water supply bit.ly/33s05qV #txwater

Via @AP: Idaho snowpack has water experts cautiously optimistic. bit.ly/3I5Tr8A #IDwater

WTF?
"I'm the ranking Republican on the foreign aid appropriations subcommittee, so I know Tunisia well." - @LindseyGrahamSC

"If you didn’t get #COVID19 over the holiday break, could you try to hold off until Spring break so you don’t miss class? Thanks!" - @ass_deans

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Thursday, 20 January 2022

CRS InFocus Report: 'U.S. Agency for International Development - An Overview'

Emily M. Morgenstern updated (12 January 2022) this CRS InFocus report: U.S. Agency for International Development - An Overview'.

I have pasted the entire two-pager below.

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Background
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is the lead international humanitarian and development arm of the U.S. government. Established in 1961 to lead implementation of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as amended, its programs support U.S. strategic and development aims by providing assistance to strategically important countries and countries in conflict; leading global efforts to alleviate poverty, disease, and humanitarian need; and assisting U.S. commercial interests by furthering developing countries’ economic growth and building these countries’ capacity to participate in world trade.

USAID is responsible for the management of more than $25 billion in combined annual appropriations, representing more than one-third of the funds provided in the Department of State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs (SFOPS) appropriation and international food aid provided in the Agriculture appropriation. Some USAID appropriations accounts are programmed collaboratively with the Department of State (State), making any calculation of its current budget imprecise. (For more on SFOPS, see CRS Report R46935, Department of State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs: FY2022 Budget and Appropriations.)

USAID’s workforce totals more than 10,000, with approximately two-thirds serving overseas. The agency maintains more than 60 country and regional missions that design and manage a range of projects, most intended to meet specific development objectives as outlined in a Country Development Cooperation Strategy. Most projects are implemented—through a grant, cooperative agreement, or contract—by one of thousands of foreign and U.S. development partners, including nonprofit private voluntary organizations and other nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), for-profit contractors, universities, international organizations, and foreign governments.

In FY2021, the most recent year for which detailed estimates are available, USAID provided assistance to more than 130 countries. Foreign aid allocations reflect both recipient needs and U.S. foreign policy priorities. The top 10 recipients of USAID-implemented funds in FY2021 were, in order of funding, Ethiopia, Jordan, Yemen, South Sudan, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Syria, Nigeria, Sudan, Afghanistan, and Kenya. Reflecting USAID’s poverty reduction mandate, 72 of the 82 World Bank-determined low- and lower-middle-income countries received assistance in FY2021, with 30% of USAID funds programmed in sub-Saharan Africa (Figure 1).

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Since the early 1990s, health has consistently been the largest USAID sector, bolstered since 2004 by billions of dollars in transfers from State’s President’s Emergency Program for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) and since 2020 by emergency assistance to combat the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Humanitarian assistance has also increased in recent years in response to both the emergence of new natural and human-induced humanitarian crises, and ongoing protracted crises. (See CRS In Focus IF10568, Overview of the Global Humanitarian and Displacement Crisis.)

USAID Under the Biden Administration
USAID Administrator Samantha Power, who took office in May 2021, set three priorities for institutional change at USAID in her “New Vision for Global Development”: (1) increasing the number and diversity of voices involved in the USAID mission by “broaden[ing] the coalition”; (2) focusing assistance more “on the voices and needs of the most marginalized”; and (3) making aid more “responsive” by better incorporating the perspectives of those on the ground. Such priorities build on those of previous Administrations, including those articulated in USAID Transformation (Trump) and USAID Forward (Obama).

In her nomination hearing, Administrator Power also identified four “interconnected and gargantuan challenges” that USAID will aim to address over the next four years. These include the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, conflict and state collapse, and democratic backsliding.

Issues for Congress
USAID faces numerous challenges in the process of fulfilling its mission, in part due to how the institution has had to adapt to changes in U.S. foreign aid priorities over time. Some challenges that observers have noted and Congress may choose to address include the following:

Budget.Unpredictable annual budgets are often seen as a management challenge for USAID. There is often a significant disparity between what is requested for USAID programs and what Congress appropriates (e.g., the Biden Administration requested a 6% increase in the agency’s administration budget; the Trump Administration proposed a cut of nearly 10% to the same expenses). Further, final funding levels are often enacted months into the fiscal year due to Congress’s use of continuing resolutions, requiring offices to redistribute funds to meet global needs on a smaller budget or to program large sums of money in relatively short time periods. These disparities and delays can pose ongoing challenges to USAID’s planning and program implementation that Congress may seek to mitigate through USAID-specific or broader budget reforms.

COVID-19. Since the start of the pandemic, USAID has led U.S. foreign assistance efforts to “prevent, prepare for, and respond to” COVID-19 abroad. Assistance activities have included vaccine distribution and health systems support to combat the disease, and distance learning and food security interventions, among many others, to address the pandemic’s second-order effects. Congress provided supplemental funding in FY2020 and FY2021 for USAID’s work and continues to monitor implementation through oversight mechanisms. Moving forward, Congress may consider whether additional funding—via regular or emergency supplemental appropriations—is needed for the global COVID-19 response and, if so, whether the existing balance of resources for addressing first- and second-order effects remains appropriate or should be adjusted.

USAID and the State Department. During the Trump Administration, a long-standing debate about the USAID-State relationship was renewed in the context of agency reorganization efforts. Stakeholders proposed potential reforms, including making USAID the coordinator of all government humanitarian and development assistance, absorbing USAID into State, and creating an entirely new aid agency. While the Trump Administration never articulated firm plans to drastically modify the relationship and the Biden Administration has not pursued any broad institutional changes, the debate may continue. USAID was never established in statute; its status in relation to State has been shaped largely by executive order and could feasibly change without congressional action. Congress may seek to formalize the relationship between the two agencies, though critics of that action may argue that doing so could leave the Administration with less organizational flexibility to meet emerging global challenges.

Sustainability and Effectiveness.Congress has demonstrated continued interest in how USAID ensures that project efforts are maintained by local governments and organizations after U.S. support ends (e.g., enactment of the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act of 2016, P.L. 114-191). USAID’s continued effort to incorporatelocal perspectives into development and broaden agency partnerships—including more private sector engagement—are meant to address this challenge. USAID has also increased its project monitoring, evaluation, and learning requirements for both staff and implementing partners to measure project progress. Congress may pursue additional sustainability and effectiveness requirements in authorizing or appropriations legislation and/or seek further information via formal or informal communications with USAID.

Human Resources.USAID staff are hired and managed under more than 20 mechanisms. These include direct hire staff (e.g., civil and foreign service) and nondirect hire staff (e.g., personal services contractors and institutional support contractors). USAID has stated that this structure does not give enough flexibility to meet the agency’s evolving needs. Further, some experts are concerned that the agency’s increasing reliance on nondirect hire positions has led to a lack of institutional knowledge and higher staff turnover. The USAID Office of Inspector General also found in 2019 that staff responsible for award and contract management often felt overworked, without the time to conduct adequate program oversight. Congress may examine these issues, and possible legislative responses, as part of its agency oversight activities.

Employee Diversity. In June 2020, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) found that USAID was not fully successful in its efforts to increase the agency’s workforce diversity between 2002 and 2018. USAID outlined a number of steps it would take to address these findings, including revising its operational policy, updating the agency’s Strategic Plan for Diversity and Inclusion (completed in 2021), and analyzing workforce data to inform future diversity and inclusion work. Congress has signaled its support for workforce diversity efforts within foreign affairs agencies through annual appropriations legislation provisions and multiple oversight hearings, though efforts to date have focused more on the State Department than on USAID.

Program Flexibility. Congressional funding mandates, specifying amounts for health, biodiversity, and other sectors, account for as much as two-thirds of USAID’s annual program budget. These, plus any presidential initiatives, may limit USAID missions’ capacity to advance the objectives of their Country Development Cooperation Strategies. Some critics assert that legislative conditions further stymie flexibility and cost efficiency. Congress may consider whether legislative directives, individually or as a general policymaking tool, effectively balance support for Members’ priorities with USAID’s broader strategy.

Fragility.Security concerns in fragile states may hinder successful project implementation. In 2018, USAID joined with the Departments of State and Defense to conduct a Stabilization Assistance Review (SAR), which offers lessons learned and best practices for working in conflict-affected areas. Congress has engaged on these issues, including with the enactment of the Global Fragility Act of 2019 (P.L. 116-94, Div. J, Title V), and may consider additional legislative or oversight measures to ensure aid effectiveness in fragile environments.

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Posted on Thursday, 20 January 2022 at 12:40 AM in CRS, FMSO & GAO Reports, Hydrophilanthropy and Development, Land, Food & Water , World Water | | Comments (0)

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Wednesday, 19 January 2022

CRS Report: 'Clean Water Act Section 401 - Overview and Recent Developments'

Laura Gatz and Kate R. Bowers updated (12 January 2022) their CRS report: 'Clean Water Act Section 401 - Overview and Recent Developments'.

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Summary
"Congress established the Clean Water Act (CWA) to “restore and maintain the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of the Nation’s Waters.” Under CWA Section 401, any applicant for a federal license or permit to conduct any activity that may result in any discharge into navigable waters (i.e., waters of the United States) shall provide the federal licensing or permitting agency with a Section 401 certification. The certification, issued by the certifying authority—usually the state in which the discharge originates, but sometimes a tribe or the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)—attests that the discharge will comply with applicable provisions of certain enumerated sections of the CWA. These include effluent (i.e., discharge) limitations and standards of performance for new and existing discharge sources (Sections 301, 302, and 306), water quality standards and implementation plans (Section 303), and toxic pretreatment effluent standards (Section 307). The certifying authority may grant, grant with conditions, deny, or waive certification of proposed federal licenses or permits. Activities that require such federal licenses or permits include hydropower projects licensed by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and certain activities involving the discharge of dredged or fill material into waters of the United States permitted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) (e.g., pipeline projects, water resource projects, mining projects, or other development).

Many observe that the certification authority under Section 401 has EPA-Logo strong ramifications. If a certifying authority denies certification, the federal license or permit is denied. If a certifying authority grants a certification with conditions, those conditions must be included in the final license or permit. Some license and permit applicants have expressed frustration with how some states have exercised their Section 401 authority. Key concerns include timeframes for issuing certifications, the scope of the states’ reviews, and the type of conditions that states can impose when granting a certification. Some stakeholders have accused states of misusing Section 401 authority to block certain projects and have advocated for changes to the CWA or implementing regulations and guidance to limit states’ Section 401 authority. Other stakeholders assert that state implementation is too lenient and may fail to block certain projects that have the potential to degrade water quality. Many states assert that Section 401 certification allows them to manage and protect the quality of waters within their states, and any efforts to limit state Section 401 authority are contrary to the CWA’s principles of cooperative federalism.

The Trump Administration criticized the manner in which some states exercised their Section 401 authority. In April 2019, President Trump issued an executive order (E.O.), which, among other things, directed EPA to review Section 401 and EPA’s related regulations and guidance; issue new guidance; and propose and finalize new regulations within specific timeframes. EPA responded to the E.O. by issuing updated Section 401 guidance in June 2019, and publishing a final rule (the 2020 Final Rule) in July 2020 to update Section 401 regulations. The 2020 Final Rule went into effect in September 2020, rescinding EPA’s 2019 Guidance and replacing its existing implementing regulations for Section 401, which were promulgated in 1971. The 2020 Final Rule included numerous changes to existing regulation and practice that narrowed the authority of certifying authorities when acting on Section 401 certification requests. Several changes addressed two broad policy issues relevant to implementation of Section 401—certification timeframes and the scope of certifications. In addition, the 2020 Final Rule included changes regarding federal review of certifications and enforcement. The 2020 Final Rule garnered interest from stakeholders. Various groups, including those representing certain energy interests, generally supported the rule. Other groups, including some states and state associations, opposed the changes. Five separate groups of states, tribes, and environmental organizations filed lawsuits challenging the 2020 Final Rule.

In January 2021, President Biden issued an executive order that directed agencies to review certain Trump Administration agency actions, including the 2020 Final Rule. EPA’s review of the rule identified a number of concerns, prompting the agency to issue in June 2021 a notice of intention to reconsider and revise the rule. EPA’s Fall 2021 regulatory agenda estimates the agency will publish a proposed rule in March 2022. On October 21, 2021, a federal district court vacated the rule, prompting EPA to announce a temporary return to the 1971 implementing regulations.

The 117th Congress continues to show interest in Section 401. Some Members have introduced legislation proposing to codify the 2020 Final Rule (S. 3277). Others have proposed amending Section 401 regarding the scope of water quality impacts that certifying authorities may consider in their certification review, as well as the scope of conditions they may impose (H.R. 3422/S. 1761).

Cutting to the chase...

Conclusion
With the vacatur of the 2020 Final Rule, the temporary return to the 1971 rule, and the Biden Administration’s announcement that it intends to develop a new CWA Section 401 rule, stakeholders continue to debate how CWA Section 401 should be implemented. Much of the debate about Section 401 implementation centers on the appropriate balance of “cooperative federalism” between federal agencies’ and states’ authorities. CWA Section 101(b) provides that “it is the policy of the Congress to recognize, preserve, and protect the primary responsibilities and rights of States to prevent, reduce, and eliminate pollution, to plan the development and use (including restoration, preservation, and enhancement) of land and water resources, and to consult with the Administrator in the exercise of his authority under this Act.” States and others who opposed the changes to the Section 401 implementing regulations included in the 2020 Final Rule argued that the changes undermined the CWA’s structure of cooperative federalism. Some asserted that the rule inappropriately limited certifying authorities’ ability to protect their own water resources. During the Trump Administration, EPA argued that the 2020 Final Rule was consistent with its role, established by Congress, to administer the CWA, which includes ensuring “that there are sufficient authorities and limitations in place for States and Tribes to effectively implement CWA programs within the scope that Congress established.

On its own, as discussed, the 2020 Final Rule included numerous changes to regulation and practice that narrowed the authority of states when acting on Section 401 certification requests. Other EPA regulatory actions during the Trump Administration might have amplified the impact of some of those changes. Notably, the Navigable Waters Protection Rule, which EPA promulgated in April 2020, narrowed the definition of “waters of the United States,” thereby reducing the number of waters and wetlands that fall under the jurisdiction of the CWA. Under the 2020 Final Rule, EPA limited the application of Section 401 to point source discharges into waters of the United States. Therefore, taken together, these two regulatory actions could have had a more significant impact, some argue, than they might have when considered in isolation. Some have been concerned that these actions could leave a regulatory gap and prevent states from weighing in on activities that may affect waters within their states. For example, activities that result in a discharge to headwaters and other water resources that are no longer considered waters of the United States under the Navigable Waters Protection Rule would no longer require a CWA permit, nor would they require a Section 401 certification. In responding to such concerns in the 2020 Final Rule, EPA argued that the rule promoted the overarching goals of the CWA to protect water quality while preserving states’ major role in implementing the CWA. EPA also argued, in promulgating the Navigable Waters Protection Rule, that narrowing the scope of the CWA’s jurisdiction would not reduce protection of the nation’s waters because state, local, and tribal regulations and programs also provide protective coverage for water resources. EPA asserted that the Navigable Waters Protection Rule would give state, tribal, and local authorities more flexibility to determine how best to manage waters within their borders.

Like the 2020 Final Rule, the Navigable Waters Protection Rule was also vacated by federal district courts, and EPA and USACE have similarly announced their intentions to rescind and revise the rule. As with the 2020 Final Rule, however, some parties have appealed the vacatur of the Navigable Waters Protection Rule.188 Those appeals could result in the 2020 Final Rule, the Navigable Waters Protection Rule, or both rules going back into effect until the Biden Administration completes the regulatory process for rescinding them.

Congress has shown interest in the role of states in implementing the CWA, including recent interest in certifying authorities’ implementation of Section 401 and long-standing interest in the scope of the definition of “waters of the United States,” which would indirectly affect the scope of any potential future new Section 401 rule. In the future, Congress may be interested in overseeing the Administration’s efforts to promulgate new regulations for both Section 401 and for the definition of “waters of the United States,” as well as the Administration’s implementation of the new rules.

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Tuesday, 18 January 2022

Josh's Water Jobs and More! 18 January 2022

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Featured jobs
1) Local recruitment: Communications and Campaigns Director – Water Witness International (Edinburgh, UK/Home-based): 21 February
 
2) Local recruitment: Senior Analyst (Water Security) – CDP (United Kingdom/Home-based): 31 January
 
3) Local recruitment: Project Manager (Water Security) – CDP(United Kingdom/Home-based): 31 January

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4) Research Assistant – United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN-DESA) (Home-based): 19 January
 
5) Request for Expression of Interest - Water Security - Junior STC – Global Environment Facility (GEF) (Home-based): 24 January
 
6) (Junior) consultant: rapid national WASH finance study IRC WASH(Home-based): 15 February
 
7) Program Manager, Water Program – Microsoft (Redmond, WA, USA): Until filled
 
8) Strategic Water Sector Programme Officer – Royal Danish Embassy (Pretoria, South Africa): 23 January
 
9) Recruitment of a firm to conduct an Institutional Capacity Assessment of the Lake Chad Basin Commission (LCBC) – United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) (Chad): 27 January
 

Deadline today (18 January)!
10) Senior Manager, Fund Raising and Knowledge Management (Contractual), Water Sanitation and Hygiene Programme (WASH) – Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee (BRAC) (Dhaka, Bangladesh): 18 January
 
11) Consultancy for the Desk Review and Mapping of IRW’s WASH Programme Effectiveness and Sustainability (2017-2021 – Islamic Relief (Home-based): 18 January
 
12) India nationals: Evaluation Associate – Asian Development Bank (ADB) (India): 18 January
 
13) Marshall Islands nationals: Evaluation Associate – Asian Development Bank (ADB) (Marshall Islands): 18 January
 
14) China nationals: Evaluation Associate – Asian Development Bank (ADB) (China): 18 January
 
15) Tajikistan nationals: Evaluation Associate – Asian Development Bank (ADB) (Tajikistan): 18 January
 
16) Jordan nationals: Consultant (HPD/CHE) NOC level - (2200201) – World Health Organization (WHO) (Amman, Jordan): 18 January
 
17) Local recruitment: Internship Programme 2022 – Haryana Water Resources Authority (Panchkula, Haryana, India): 18 January
 
18) U.S. nationals: Hydrologic Technician – U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) (Eugene, OR, USA): 18 January
 

Jobs by Region
Africa jobs

Asia jobs

Europe jobs

Latin America and Caribbean jobs
Oceania jobs

North America jobs

Home-based/Remote jobs
 

Minimum years experience requested
 

0-2 years (See all)
19) Professional Officer: Climate Change Resilience – ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability (Cape Town, South Africa): 28 January
 
20) Dutch speakers: Junior modeler water quality – Deltares (Delft or Utrecht, Netherlands): Until filled
 
21) Hindi speakers: Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Scientist – The Nature Conservancy (TNC) (Pune, Maharashtra, India): 27 January
 
22) Water Quality Modeller – APEM Limited (United Kingdom/Home-based): 31 January
 
23) Local recruitment: Surface Water Monitor Technologist – Government of Alberta (Edmonton, AB, Canada): 20 January
 
24) Hydrologist 2 – Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (Helena, MT, USA): 5 February
 
25) Water Quality / Drinking Water Data Analyst (Environmental Programs) – The Cadmus Group (Madison, WI, USA): Until filled
 
26) Local recruitment: Communications Contractor – The Freshwater Trust (Portland, OR, USA/Home-based): Until filled
 
27) Local recruitment: Water Policy Fellow – Ohio Environmental Council (Columbus, OH, USA/Home-based): Until filled
 
28) Water Quality and Water Infrastructure Program Specialist – Great Lakes Commission (Ann Arbor, MI, USA): 21 January
 
29) Project Manager Watershed Management – Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (St Paul, MN, USA): 28 January
 
30) Environmental Analyst V – Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation (Montpelier, VT, USA): 26 January
 

3-4 years (See all)
31) Climate Policy Analyst – Climate Analytics (Berlin, Germany): 27 January
 
32) Local recruitment: Malwathu Estuary Community-based Conservation Expert - “Managing together" Project – International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) (Colombo, Sri Lanka): 22 January
 
33) Local recruitment: Senior Manager (Oceans) – CDP (London, UK): 23 January
 
34) Local recruitment: Programme Lead (Plastic Pollution) – The Rivers Trust (United Kingdom/Home-based): 28 January
 
35) Senior Water Quality Modeller – APEM Limited (United Kingdom/Home-based): 31 January
 
36) Local recruitment: Events Manager – British Water (United Kingdom/Home-based): 4 February
 
37) Local recruitment: Coordinator, Nature-Based Climate Solutions Initiative, Resilience – International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) (Winnipeg, MB, or Ottawa, ON, Canada): 31 January
 
38) Local recruitment: Project Manager (Water Team) – Local Government Commission (Sacramento, CA, USA): 7 February
 
39) U.S. nationals: EPA ORISE Fellow: National Water Partnership Programs – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)(Washington, D.C., USA/Home-based): 24 February
 
40) Local recruitment: Executive Director – Tampa Bay Waterkeeper(St. Petersburg, FL, USA): 31 January
 
41) Natural Resource Specialist 3 (Water Planning Coordinator) – Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (Salem, OR, USA): 20 January
 
42) Local recruitment: Environmental Analyst – HRECOS Coordinator – NEIWPCC (Albany, NY, USA): 20 February
 
43) Local recruitment/Spanish-Portuguese speakers: Operations Associate, Andes-Amazon Initiative – Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation (Palo Alto, CA, USA): Until filled
 
44) Parks and Recreation Services Deputy Manager – City of Ann Arbor (Ann Arbor, MI, USA): Until filled
 

5-9 years (See all)
45) Economic and Environmental Affairs Adviser (S) – Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) (Vienna, Austria): 11 February
 
46) Programme Management Officer – United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment) (Nairobi, Kenya): 27 January
 
47) Environment Writer and Copy Editor (English) – International Centre for Environmental Management (ICEM) (Hanoi, Vietnam): 6 February
 
48) Spanish speakers: Técnico/a especialista de Planificación y Gestión Hídrica de las Acciones de Cooperación Delegada de AECID en EGIPTO – Grupo Tragsa (Egypt): 19 January
 
49) Government Relations Director – The Nature Conservancy (TNC)(Nairobi, Kenya): Until filled
 
50) Senior Advisor (m/f/d) (40h/week) – adelphi (Berlin, Germany): 21 January
 
51) Estuario Project Coordinator (Citizen Scientist Certification Program) – San Juan Bay Estuary Program (Estuario) (San Juan, Puerto Rico): 26 January
 
52) Russian and Tajik speakers: Irrigation Expert – World Food Programme (WFP) (Dushanbe, Tajikistan): 28 January
 
53) Sri Lanka nationals: Consultant: National Project Coordinator – Global Water Partnership - South Asia (GWP-SAS) (Colombo, Sri Lanka): 24 January
 
54) Pakistan nationals: Senior Research Officer -Water and Climate Policy – International Water Management Institute (IWMI)(Islamabad, Pakistan): 23 January
 
55) Local recruitment: Hydrology Team Leader – The West Coast Regional Council (West Coast, New Zealand): 24 January
 
56) Local recruitment: Source Water Information Coordinator – Conservation Halton (Burlington, ON, Canada): 24 January
 
57) Global Manager, Sustainability Engineering (Water) – Ball Corporation (Westminster, CO, USA): Until filled
 
58) Water Projects Engineer, Water Team – Amazon (Herndon, VA, or Washington, D.C., USA): Until filled
 
59) Senior Technical Lead, Water Resources Management – Winrock International (Arlington, VA, or Little Rock, AR, USA): Until filled
 
60) Water Transactions Project Manager (Global Energy & Sustainability) – Apple (Santa Clara, CA, USA): Until filled
 
61) Technical Program Manager, Water Risk and Resilience Lead – Google (Chicago, IL, or Seattle, WA, USA): Until filled
 
62) U.S. nationals: Biologist/Environmental Engineer/Physical Scientist (Office of Water) – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) (Washington, D.C., USA): 24 January
 
63) Senior Manager, Foundations and Donor Relationships – Environmental Law Institute (ELI) (Washington, D.C., USA): 11 February
 
64) Project Manager- Equitable Green Infrastructure Planning Team – Greenprint Partners (Chicago, IL, or Philadelphia, PA, USA): Until filled
 
65) Local recruitment: Senior Attorney/Senior Policy Advocate (Safe Water Initiative) – Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)(Chicago, IL, USA): Until filled
 
66) Senior Program Manager, Mississippi River – National Wildlife Federation (Washington, D.C., USA): Until filled
 
67) Water Project Manager, Upper San Pedro River (Arizona) – The Nature Conservancy (TNC) (Various, AZ, USA): Until filled
 

10+ years (See all)
68) Programme Manager for the Simiyu Climate Resilience Project – GFA Consulting Group (Dodoma, Tanzania): 31 January
 
69) Water Manager – Meta (USA/Home-based): Until filled
 
70) Climate Champions Finance Team Lead – Climate Champions(Home-based): Until filled
 
71) Chief Hydrologist/ Hydrology Assistant Director – Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR) (Phoenix, AZ, USA): Until filled
 

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72) China Coordinator – Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS)(Shanghai, China): Until filled
 
73) Nat Cat Specialist – Swiss Re (Singapore): Until filled
 
74) Netherlands nationals: Senior Beleidsmedewerker Water: Waterketen en zuivering – Ministerie van Infrastructuur en Waterstaat (The Hague, Netherlands): 19 January
 
75) Local recruitment: Water Officer – Queensland Government(Rockhampton QLD, Australia): 28 January
 
76) Australia nationals: Technical Officer (Surface Water) – Australia Department of Agriculture Water and Environment (Jabiru NT, Australia): Until filled
 
77) Australia nationals: Senior Technical Officer (Surface Water) – Australia Department of Agriculture Water and Environment (Jabiru NT, Australia): Until filled
 
78) Local recruitment: Project Officer – Victoria Government(Melbourne VIC, Australia): 27 January
 
79) Local recruitment: Senior Policy Officer – Victoria Government(Melbourne VIC, Australia): 27 January
 
80) Local recruitment: Project Officer (Patterson River) – Victoria Government (Melbourne VIC, Australia): 30 January
 
81) Local recruitment: Senior Project Officer – Government of New South Wales (New South Wales, Australia): 23 January
 
82) Local recruitment: Senior Program Officer Grants – Government of New South Wales (Various, NSW, Australia): 23 January
 
83) Local recruitment: Assistant Director/Planning Officer – Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Government (Dickson ACT, Australia): 1 February
 
84) Local recruitment: Project Manager – National Trust (Arlington, UK) 23 January
 
85) Local recruitment: Trainee Flood Engagement Officer – National Flood Forum (Lincolnshire, UK/Home-based): 28 January
 
86) Local recruitment: Trainee Flood Engagement Officer – National Flood Forum (Waltham Forest, UK/Home-based): 28 January
 
87) See job eligibility requirements: Inspector - Risk Assessment (Drinking Water Safety Plans) – U.K. Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) (London, UK): 25 January
 
88) See job eligibility requirements: Marine Natural Capital Cross-Cutting Engagement Lead – U.K. Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) (York, UK): 25 January
 
89) See job eligibility requirements: Environmental Scientist / Analyst – U.K. Office for Environmental Protection (Worcester, UK): 24 January
 
90) See job eligibility requirements: Natural Science Specialist (Ecological Science or Policy) – U.K. Office for Environmental Protection (Worcester, UK): 24 January
 
91) Local recruitment: Living Rivers Officer – Derbyshire Wildlife Trust (Middleton, UK): 30 January
 
92) Local recruitment: Project Manager - Earthwatch (Oxford, UK/Home-based): 30 January
 
93) Water Policy Consultant / Senior Consultant – Wood (Various, United Kingdom): Until filled
 
94) Water Specialists - Hydrogeology, Flood Risk Management and Catchment Science – Arup (Leeds, UK): Until filled
 
95) Local recruitment: Integrated Environment Planning Water Resources Specialist – Environment Agency (Various, UK): 21 January
 
96) Local recruitment: G5 Technical Specialist - Water Resources / Hydrology – Environment Agency (United Kingdom): 24 January
 
97) Local recruitment: Senior Project Officer – South East Rivers Trust (SERT) (United Kingdom/Home-based): 6 February
 
98) Local recruitment: Project Officer – South East Rivers Trust (SERT) (United Kingdom/Home-based): 6 February
 
99) Local recruitment: Senior Environmental Officer – Ontario Ministry of the Environment Conservation and Parks (South Porcupine, Timmins, ON, Canada): 28 January
 
100) Local recruitment: Policy Analyst – City of Vancouver(Vancouver, BC, Canada): 21 January
 
101) Local recruitment: Communications and Engagement Coordinator – Freshwater Future (Ontario, Canada/Home-based): Until filled
 
102) Local recruitment: Executive Director (Water and Waste Policy) – Government of Alberta (Edmonton, AB, Canada): 30 January
 
103) Local recruitment: Regional Aquatic Ecosystems Science Specialist – Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry(Peterborough, ON, Canada): 27 January
 
104) Local recruitment: Senior Flood Protection Planning Officer – Manitoba Government (Winnipeg, MB, Canada): 31 January
 
105) Local recruitment: Senior Waterway Planning Technologist – Manitoba Government (Winnipeg, MB, Canada): 31 January
 
106) Lead, Sustainability, Nature (including water stewardship) – Ralph Lauren (New York, NY, USA): Until filled
 
107) Local recruitment: Community Water Advocate – The Watershed Institute (Pennington, NJ, USA): 28 January
 
108) U.S. nationals: Supervisory Hydrologist – U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) (Lawrenceville, NJ, USA): 25 January
 
109) U.S. nationals: Lead Hydrologist, GS-1315-13 (DE/CR) – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)(Anchorage, AK, USA): 24 January
 
110) U.S. nationals: Civil Engineer (Hydrologic) – U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (Loveland, CO, or Billings, MT, USA): 20 January
 
111) Local recruitment: Content Development Specialist – National Hydropower Association (United States/Home-based): 31 January
 
112) Local recruitment: Winnebago Waterways Program Coordinator – Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance (Appleton, WI, USA): Until filled
 
113) Local recruitment: Grants & Contracts Specialist – Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance (Appleton, WI, USA): Until filled
 
114) U.S. nationals: Wetland Conservationist – U.S. Natural Resources Conservation Service (Various, USA): 21 January
 
115) Local recruitment: Program Manager – Earth Force (Arlington, VA, USA/Home-based): Until filled
 
116) Assistant Attorney General (Federal & Interstate Water Unit) – Colorado Department of Law (Denver, CO, USA): 26 January
 
117) Local recruitment: Neuse Riverkeeper – Sound Rivers (Various, NC, USA): 30 January
 
118) Local recruitment: Black-Sampit Riverkeeper – Winyah Rivers Alliance (Georgetown County, SC, USA): 30 January
 
119) Local recruitment: California Water Programs Associate – Clean Water Action (Oakland, CA, USA): 31 January
 
120) Local recruitment: Watershed Manager (Southern Catawba Basin) – Catawba Riverkeeper Foundation (Fort Lawn, SC, USA): 31 January
 
121) Local recruitment/Spanish speakers: New Voices/Nuevas Voces Program Coordinator – Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council (WRWC) (Providence, RI, USA/Home-based): 31 January
 
122) Local recruitment: Project Coordinator – Big Sioux River Project (BSRP) (South Dakota, USA/Home-based): 31 January
 
123) U.S. nationals: Hydrologist – U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service(Albuquerque, NM, USA): 24 January
 
124) Conservation Worker II – City of Ann Arbor (Ann Arbor, MI, USA): Until filled
 
125) Local recruitment: Intern & Volunteer Coordinator – Friends of Buford Park & Mt Pisgah (Eugene, OR, USA): Until filled
 
126) Local recruitment: Trails Steward – Friends of Buford Park & Mt Pisgah (Eugene, OR, USA): Until filled
 

Academic
 

Professors/Lecturers
127) Assistant Professor of Natural Resource Economics – Oregon State University (Corvallis, OR, USA): 28 January
 
128) Assistant or Associate Professor – New Mexico State University(Las Cruces, NM, USA): 28 January
 
129) Assistant Professor in Ecosystem Ecology (Climate Justice) – Colorado State University (Fort Collins, CO, USA): 30 January
 
130) Assistant Research Professor, Ecosystem Service Assessment & Valuation – Desert Research Institute (DRI) (Reno or Las Vegas, NV, USA): 31 January
 
131) Assistant Professor Urban Hydrometeorology – Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) (Delft, Netherlands): 31 January
 
132) Assistant Research Professor, Environmental Data Science – Desert Research Institute (DRI) (Reno or Las Vegas, NV, USA): 31 January
 
133) Assistant Professor Adaptive Planning and Design for Deltaic Future Systems – Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) (Delft, Netherlands): 31 January
 
134) Assistant Professor (Tenure Track) in Physical Geography in the Context of Sustainability – Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (Amsterdam, Netherlands): 31 January
 
135) Assistant Professor (Earth Sciences) – The College of Wooster(Wooster, OH, USA): 1 February
 
136) Canada Research Chair (Tier 2) in Science or Engineering – York University (Toronto, ON, Canada): 31 January
 
137) Assistant/Associate Professor of Natural Resource, Environmental, or Energy Policy and Management – University of Alaska-Anchorage (Anchorage, AK, USA): 31 January
 
138) Assistant Professor in Sponge Cities – Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) (Delft, Netherlands): 31 January
 
139) Assistant/Associate/Full Professor (Environmental and Natural Resource Economics with a focus on Water Policy) – University of Florida (Gainesville, FL, USA): Until filled
 
140) Assistant Professor (Water Resources Engineering) – University of Alberta (Edmonton, AB, Canada): Until filled
 
141) Assistant Professor (Hydrology) – University of Alberta(Edmonton, AB, Canada): Until filled
 
142) Assistant Professor of Biology – Water Resource Management (22-22) – Francis Marion University (Florence, SC, USA): Until filled
 
143) Local recruitment: Lecturer (Environmental and Water Resources Engineering) – University of Tennessee-Knoxville(Knoxville, TN, USA): 1 February
 

Postdocs (See all)
144) Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering – University of Cincinnati (Cincinnati, OH, USA): Until filled
 
145) Post Doctoral Research Scholar – Boise State University (Boise, ID, USA): Until filleed
 
146) Postdoctoral Research Associate – Texas A&M AgriLife Research(Temple, TX, USA): Until filled
 
147) Postdoc position in remote sensing, water quality, and machine learning – The Ohio State University (Columbus, OH, USA): 1 February
 
148) Local recruitment (Australia/New Zealand): CSIRO Postdoctoral Fellowship in Mineral Leaching in Brackish and Saline Environment – The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) (Various, Australia): 30 January
 

Researchers/Other
149) Junior Researcher Groundwater Treatment – Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) (Delft, Netherlands): 1 February
 
150) Research Analyst Principal – University of Kentucky (Lexington, KY, USA): 27 January
 
151) Research Specialist I – Texas A&M AgriLife Research (College Station, TX, USA): Until filled
 
152) Associate Director of Sustainability and Environmental Justice – University of Richmond (Richmond, VA, USA): Until filled
 
153) Local recruitment: River Water Chemistry Analyst – Woodwell Climate Research Center (Falmouth, MA, USA): Until filled
 
154) Senior Project Officer, School of Science – Western Sydney University (Sydney NSW, Australia): 30 January
 
155) Junior Research Fellow – Institute of Infrastructure, Technology, Research And Management (IITRAM) (Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India): 30 January
 
156) German speakers: Research Assistant (80-100%) – Eawag (Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology)(Dübendorf, Switzerland): 31 January
 

WASH

(SEE ALL)
 

0-2 years (See all)
157) WASH Technician – International Medical Corps (Maiduguri, Nigeria): 23 January
 
158) WASH Project Assistant – Christian Aid (Mubi, Nigeria): 26 January
 
159) WASH Officer – Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) (Maiduguri, Nigeria): 25 January
 
160) Ethiopia nationals: Hygiene Promotion Assistant (Fedis woreda of East Harerge) – International Rescue Committee (IRC) (Adama, Ethiopia): Until filled
 
161) Local recruitment: Project Worker (Water and Sanitation / Qah X 19) – ACTED (Qah, Syria): 20 January
 
162) Local recruitment: Project Worker- Water and Sanitation / KAJ X 11 – ACTED (Kaj, Syria): 23 January
 

3-4 years (See all)
163) WASH Specialist – INTERSOS (Yemen): 20 January
 
164) WASH Technical Lead – Samaritan's Purse (Juba, South Sudan): Until filled
 
165) Innovative Finance Officer – Aqua for All (The Hague, Netherlands): 24 January
 
166) WASH Program Manager – COOPI - Cooperazione Internazionale(Erbil, Iraq): 31 January
 
167) French speakers: Chef de project WASH – HELP - Hilfe zur Selbsthilfe e.V. (Ansongo, Mali): 24 January
 
168) Spanish speakers: Especialista de Proyecto WASH (Agua y Saneamiento) – Plan International (Urdaneta, Ecuador): 23 January
 
169) Somali speakers: Water and Habitat Engineer – International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) (Mogadishu, Somalia): 21 January
 
170) Ethiopia nationals: Public Water Utility Management – Advisor – SNV Netherlands Development Organisation (Amhara, Ethiopia): 22 January
 
171) Democratic Republic of the Congo nationals: WASH Technician – World Vision (WV) (Kivu Nord, Democratic Republic of the Congo): 24 January
 
172) Somalia nationals: Project Officer - WASH & Infrastructure – World Vision (WV) (Dolow, Somalia): 24 January
 
173) Mali nationals: Officer Promotion Hygiène – International Rescue Committee (IRC) (Menaka, Mali): Until filled
 
174) Syria or Turkey nationals: WASH Officer – Assistance Coordination Unit (Gaziantep, Turkey): 23 January
 

5-9 years (See all)
175) WASH Systems Strengthening Coordinator – Welthungerhilfe(Bonn, Germany): 15 February
 
176) French speakers: TA WASH in Emergency Specialist – United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) (Port-au-Prince, Haiti): 21 January
 
177) Spanish speakers: Experto/a en gestión de proyectos de cooperación de Agua Potable, Saneamiento y Depuración – Grupo Tragsa (Cuba): 23 January
 
178) Water, Sanitation And Hygiene (WASH) Technical Coordinator – Terre des hommes Foundation (Tdh) (Erbil, Iraq): Until filled
 
179) Spanish speakers: Regional Senior Program Manager – Peru – water.org (Peru): Until filled
 
180) Arabic speakers: Assistant Field Sanitation Engineer – United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine (UNRWA) (Gaza, Palestine): 23 January
 
181) Spanish speakers: Subject Matter Expert, Integrating Water Supply, Sanitation, and Hygiene Services – Palladium (Guatemala): Until filled
 
182) Spanish speakers: Chief of Party, Integrating Water Supply, Sanitation, and Hygiene Services – Palladium (Guatemala): Until filled
 
183) Director of Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning – Palladium(Dar es Salaam, Tanzania): Until filled
 
184) Spanish and French speakers: Experto/a en gestión de proyectos de cooperación de Agua Potable, Saneamiento y Depuración – Grupo Tragsa (Haiti): 19 January
 
185) Project Officer – WASH – Plan India (Sapotra, Rajasthan, India): 22 January
 
186) Myanmar nationals: WASH Specialist – United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) (Yangon, Myanmar): 24 January
 
187) Local recruitment: Customer Information System (CIS) Senior Consultant – Raftelis (Charlotte, NC, USA/Home-based): 1 March 2022
 

10+ years (See all)
188) Director of Global Monitoring and Strategic Accountability – MEL – Water for People (Various): 11 February
 
189) State Lead – Technical Support Unit, Rural Water Supply – Piramal Foundation (Various, India): 29 January
 
190) Hindi speakers: Head – Policy and Technical support – WaterAid(Delhi, India): 21 January
 
191) Hindi speakers: Lead – Research, Evidence and Innovation – WaterAid (Delhi, India): 21 January
 
192) Local recruitment: Director of Strategic Partnership – Splash(Addis Ababa, Ethiopia): Until filled
 
193) Local recruitment: Senior Manager – Asset & Maintenance Management – Raftelis (Charlotte, NC, USA/Home-based): 28 February
 

Not specified (See all)
213) WASH Technical Advisor (Syria Response) – Save the Children(Syria, Jordan or Turkey): 20 January
 
214) Local recruitment: Senior Advocacy Adviser (International Financial Institutions) – WaterAid (Washington, D.C., USA): 23 January
 

Consultancies

(SEE ALL)
203) Institutional consultancy to conduct market research on WASH and nutrition in the rural areas of Viet Nam – United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) (Vietnam): 26 January
 
204) International Consultant for Renewable energy (Solar) market assessment for UNICEF’s key sectors (health and education with related WASH support to education and health services) – United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) (Freetown, Sierra Leone): 25 January
 
205) Consultancy: Governance and Finance Adviser – Sanitation and Water for All (SWA) (Home-based): 25 January
 
206) Request for Expression of Interest - Water Security - Senior STC – Global Environment Facility (GEF) (Home-based): 24 January
 
207) Consultancy Services to carry out detailed technical assessments and contract management for WASH, Environmental Cleaning (EC) & Health Care Waste Management (HCWM) Works in Solomon – United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) (Solomon Islands): 28 January
 
208) Water Supply and Wastewater Treatment Plant Manager – Asian Development Bank (ADB) (Kosrae, Federated States of Micronesia): 23 January
 
209) Mid-term evaluation of the VFDM project – World Meteorological Organization (WMO) (Home-based): 21 January
 
210) Consultancy: Hygiene, WASH in Health Care Facilities and Emergency Preparedness (EAPRO) – United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) (Various): 20 January
 
211) International Technical Advisor to Support Poverty Environment Action for Sustainable Development Goals – United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) (Vientiane, Laos): 23 January
 
212) On-line tutors: WASH experts – KALU Institute (Home-based): Until filled
 
213) Youth Engagement Strategy Consultant – United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) (Home-based): 26 January
 
214) Short-Term Consultancy to Conduct Final Project Evaluation – Christoffel Blinden Mission (CBM) (Abuja, Nigeria): 31 January
 
215) Technical, investigative and analytical support to consultations and review for the Midterm Review of the Implementation of the Sendai Framework in the Americas and the Caribbean - Latin America – United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) (Home-based): 20 January
 
216) French speakers: Consultant pour une Analyse des opportunités de financement dans le secteur de l’eau au Niger – SNV Netherlands Development Organisation (Niamey, Niger): 25 January
 
217) International experts on nature-based solutions in the water/forest/agro sectors – World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF)(Ukraine): 23 January
 
218) Ground Water Specialist – Asian Development Bank (ADB)(Pakistan): 27 January
 
219) Fishery Resources Specialist – United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) (Home-based): 31 January
 
220) Integrated Water Management Evaluation - Water Policy and Operations Evaluation Specialist – Asian Development Bank (ADB)(Home-based): 24 January
 
221) Local recruitment: Qualitative Researcher – Chisholm Legacy Project (United States/Home-based): 4 February
 
222) Egypt Local Evaluator – Dexis Consulting Group (Egypt): Until filled
 
223) India Local Evaluator – Dexis Consulting Group (India): Until filled
 
224) Morocco Local Evaluator – Dexis Consulting Group (Morocco): Until filled
 
225) Lebanon Local Evaluator – Dexis Consulting Group (Lebanon): Until filled
 
226) India nationals: Consultant (Gender Research Assistant) – International Water Management Institute (IWMI) (New Delhi, Delhi, India): 24 January
 

RFP

(SEE ALL)
227) Request for Proposals: Pathways Communication Grants – Future Earth (Home-based): 31 January
 
228) Request for Proposal for the provision of consultancy services related to social media analysis for the UN-Water – United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) (Home-based): 8 February
 
229) Consultancy Services for Implementation of Scaling Up Mountain Ecosystem based Adaptation: Building evidence, replication success, and informing Policy project field Activities at Panchase Area of Kaski District – International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) (Nepal): 26 January
 
230) Call for Tender – WASH Assessment (consultant to Understand water, wastewater and solid waste needs Baalbeck area) – World Vision (WV) (Beirut, Lebanon): 24 January
 
231) Spanish speakers: Evaluación del Riesgo Climático de los sistemas socio-ecológicos en las parroquias de implementación del Programa Escalando Medidas de Adaptación basada en Ecosistemas en zonas rurales de América Latina – International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) (Ecuador): 24 January
 
232) Provision of Services for Preparation of a Feasibility Report on Integrated Water and Energy Management in the Southeastern Anatolia Region – United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)(Turkey): 27 January
 

Internships

(SEE ALL)
233) Intern (Environmental Affairs) – United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP) (Bangkok, Thailand/Home-based): 8 July
 
234) Intern (Environment Affairs) – United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment) (Nairobi, Kenya): 27 January
 
235) Intern (Sustainable Development) – UN Women (New York, NY, USA): 23 January
 
236) Internship: Climate and Environment Interns (6 months) – United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) (Kathmandu, Nepal): 20 January
 
237) German speakers: Praktikant*in im Sektorvorhaben Wasserpolitik - Innovationen für Resilienz – Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) (Bonn, Germany): 24 January
 
238) PhD Intern - Hydro-electric Planning Studies – Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (Richland, WA, USA): 25 January
 
239) Local recruitment: Source Water Protection Intern – NEIWPCC(Lowell, MA, USA): Until filled
 
240) Local recruitment: Research & Monitoring Seasonal Intern – NEIWPCC (Staatsburg, NY, USA): 20 February
 

Scholarships/Assistantships

(SEE ALL)
241) Moving stories: narrating change along the shorelines of Spurn - PhD – University of Hull (Hull, UK): 31 January
 
242) PhD Stipend in Biopolymer Flocculation and Dewatering of Lake Sediment – Aalborg University (Aalborg, Denmark): 30 January
 
243) PhD: Optimising blue carbon storage in estuaries using rewilding and eco-engineering approaches – University of Hull (Hull, UK): 30 January
 
244) PhD Student Position in Earth Sciences – Eawag (Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology) (Kastanienbaum, Switzerland): 1 February
 
245) Environmental Electrochemistry: Development and Application of Electrode Technology for Pollutant Removal from Water Systems - PhD – University of Warwick (Coventry, UK): Until filled
 
246) U.K. nationals: The effect of channel confinement on long term flood risk in dynamic river systems - PhD – University of Glasgow(Glasgow, UK): 26 January
 

Fellowships
247) Climate Science Fellows – The Aspen Institute (United States): 31 January
 

Other
248) Local recruitment: One Truckee River Coordinator – AmeriCorps(Nevada, USA): 25 January
 
249) French speakers: Translate articles and interviews from EN->FR (UNOOSA) – United Nations Volunteers (UNV) (Home-based): 25 January
 
 
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