by Sarah Musiker | WNA Blog
On April 22, 1970, a great movement of people mobilized to lift environmental issues onto the world stage. The first Earth Day is often cited as the birth of the modern-day environmental movement - the Environmental Protection Agency, the Clean Water Act, and the...
by Sarah Musiker | Projects, WNA Blog
Does your water agency have a project that could use a shot of adrenaline? If you have a sustainable water project that is struggling to get started, or has hit a roadblock where some outside expertise can make a difference, consider applying to WaterNow's Project...
by Sarah Musiker | WNA Blog
Congratulations to Commissioner Vietor & Moulton Niguel Board of Directors “One Water” integrated water management involves rethinking traditional approaches to water, matching the right water source for the right use to build local resilience and supply security....
by Sarah Musiker | WNA Blog
We’re just two weeks away from the 3rd Annual WaterNow Alliance Summit in Salt Lake City. I’m so excited to be joined by WaterNow members, public officials, partner organizations and thought leaders from across the nation as we converge at the University of Utah to...
by Lindsay Rogers | WNA Blog
Brief Bio: Sarah recently joined the WaterNow Alliance team as the Communications & Outreach Manager. Sarah has a background in community management, strategic partnerships, project management, and communication. Her prior work includes research and development, tech,...
by Lindsay Rogers | WNA Blog
“Day Zero” is the day the City of Cape Town will turn off all residential water taps. The city’s roughly 4 million residents will wait in line at guarded community water taps to collect their daily water rations. Without substantial increases in precipitation and...
