Expo 50 H20 Symposium Looking Forward
Many celebrations are scheduled for the 50th anniversary of Spokane hosting Expo 1974. And rightly so. It was the first environmentally themed Expo, bringing international attention to sustainability and the…
Many celebrations are scheduled for the 50th anniversary of Spokane hosting Expo 1974. And rightly so. It was the first environmentally themed Expo, bringing international attention to sustainability and the…
Expo 50 H20 Water Symposium Leads the Conversation The blessings of our region’s Spokane Valley Rathdrum Prairie sole source aquifer has historically provided our communities the good news answer of…
Proud to be one of the convenors of the November 15th Our Gem Symposium. Over 160 people attended. This Spokesman Review article summarized the event. A National Academy of Sciences (NAS) report considered…
As the rain continues to fall, keeping pollutants out of stormwater is critical to keeping our aquifer and river clean for drinking, fish, wildlife, plants, and recreation. Each of us…
From WDOE Contact: Karl Rains, Water Quality Planner Karl.Rains@ecy.wa.gov 509-329-3601 Public comment period Draft Spokane Water Quality Permits Ecology invites interested people to review and comment on the Kaiser Aluminum…
Beginning in 2011, litigation led by the Sierra Club and then joined by the Spokane Tribe in 2013 has sought to force development of a PCB Total Maximum Daily Load…
The Forum continues to provide wayfinding and safety information at our Spokane River Water Trail access points. Thank you to Brian Durheim for getting this latest sign installed. Said Brian,…
Attended by over 130 participants, the March 31st Spokane River Forum 2021 Virtual H20 Breakfast was packed with information and dialog. Click here to view on YouTube. Diane Taniguchi-Dennis, CEO…
Mixing the philosophical with the practical, Clean Water Services CEO Diane Taniguchi-Dennis passionately protects and supports the water needs of diverse communities. As this year’s Virtual H20 Breakfast keynote, she’ll…
“The greenest drop of water,” said Cadie Olsen, the City of Spokane’s Director of Sustainability, “is the one not used.” Why? “Our goal is to achieve a triple bottom line…