Ahead of ACE23, Lauren Wasserstrom explores how the Lead and Copper Rule Revisions are requiring drinking water systems in the U.S. to evaluate their corrosion control practices.

Ahead of ACE23, Dr. Rajat Chakraborti discusses the challenges of assessing and managing the risks of microplastics in water.

In a three-part OneWater Reflections series, Scott Grieco breaks down the U.S. EPA’s draft drinking water regulations for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). In this final section, Scott discusses compliance monitoring requirements and areas where the EPA is looking for feedback.

In a three-part OneWater Reflections series, Scott Grieco breaks down the U.S. EPA’s draft drinking water regulations for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). In Part 2, Scott discusses best available treatment and initial monitoring requirements.

Ahead of the Smart Water Networks Forum Annual Conference in Glasgow, Dr. Jennifer Baldwin discusses how Digital OneWater solutions can help water utilities become more insights-driven.

In a three-part OneWater Reflections series, Scott Grieco breaks down the U.S. EPA’s draft drinking water regulations for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). In Part 1, Scott examines the drinking water standards and the surprise Hazard Index calculation.

Our Global Principal for Drinking Water Quality discusses the importance of equity considerations when planning lead service line replacements and how a step-by-step equity analysis guide can help.

Susan Moisio discusses World Water Day and how we’re accelerating change at Jacobs through the work we perform every day with our clients.

BJ Lechler discusses recent research we conducted for the Water Research Foundation which evaluates the best practices for managed aquifer recharge for potable water reuse – and provides a guide for water utilities interested in adopting the practice.

Dr. Chandra Mysore discusses the 2023 WateReuse Symposium in Atlanta, Georgia where he’ll be highlighting the benefits of high-recovery water reuse to address industrial wastewater discharge requirements.

Joseph Danyluk, Jacobs OneWater director, reflects on a discussion at the NACWA Winter Conference which addressed how water utilities and the wider industry can confront a changing climate. Touching on recent examples of how Jacobs is helping our clients advance climate response efforts, he shares how collaboration will continue to be critical not only as we manage the impacts of climate change, but also explore how water connects us, and how it affects us all.

In a new thought leadership series, our global water team shares how we’re developing integrated and collaborative solutions to the world’s most pressing water challenges.