The Future of Waterinactive
Publisher |
Bluefield Research
Media Type |
audio
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Business
Investing
Technology
Bluefield’s podcast series breaks down the biggest and smallest events signaling change and opportunity across the water landscape. The Future of Water is where we talk about all the ways in which companies, utilities, and people are addressing the challenges and opportunities in water. This is our chance to call out, question, and think about what is disrupting the water industry. Whether it’s municipal or industrial, vendor or utility, local, state or even globally focused, Bluefield's podcast is a source for critical insights. Bluefield’s team of water experts discuss a variety of topics impacting the future of water. We want to hear from you. Feel free to send topic ideas to podcasts@bluefieldresearch.com
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Related Hashtags |
#FutureofWater
#PFAS
#water
Frequency |
Monthly
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No

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17 Available Episodes (17 Total)Average duration: 00:29:55
Apr 18 | 00:26:50
EU Regulators Ramp Up PFAS Action for Drinking Water, Biosolids
Apr 04 | 00:24:48
A Perfect Storm: Tribal Infrastructure Investment, Western Water, and the U.S. Supreme Court
Mar 21 | 00:37:39
Digital Disruption In The Century-old Water Metering Market
Feb 28 | 00:19:22
IOU Acquisition Trends: States & Buyers to Watch and Deal Drivers
Feb 14 | 00:29:19
The EU’s Sweeping Push for Corporate Sustainability
Jan 31 | 00:29:56
Xylem + Evoqua = What Does It Mean for the Water Industry?
Jan 17 | 00:43:02
IIJA: Water Funding and Policy Developments
Dec 06 | 00:34:25
PFAS: Where Is the U.S. Water Market and beyond Headed?
Nov 22 | 00:31:50
What’s Behind the Rise in Private Participation in Water?
Nov 08 | 00:25:44
Which Municipalities Are Driving Climate and Water Sustainability?
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