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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in New York’s Water Sector

by Shannon Pepper | Jan 25, 2023 | Utility Management, Water Justice, Workforce Development

In this podcast, hear from the Syracuse University Environmental Finance Center’s Director of Water Resiliency Initiatives, Khris Dodson, as he interviews Walt Walker, Water Equity Practice Leader and Associate at Greeley and Hansen. The two discuss the...

Drought, Water and Environmental Justice: Life in the Desert in Imperial County California

by Shannon Pepper | Dec 19, 2022 | Conservation, Risk and Resiliency to Climate Hazards, Water Justice

In this podcast Sarah Diefendorf, Director of EFC West, discusses water resources and drought in Imperial County, California with Alex Cardenas, Vice President of the Imperial Irrigation District Board of Directors representing Division 1 in Imperial County...

Interview with Jill Sherman Warne, Executive Director of the Native American Environmental Protection Coalition and Tribal Council Member of the Hoopa Valley Tribe

by Shannon Pepper | Nov 22, 2022 | Conservation, Water Justice

In this podcast Sarah Diefendorf, Director of EFC West, and Jill Sherman Warne discuss the history of the Hoopa Tribe in California and their relationship with water.

Implementing a Customer Assistance Program for a Small System

by Shannon Pepper | Sep 2, 2022 | Rates, Water Justice

Customer Assistance Programs (CAPs) are often offered as a solution to providing water to low-income customers as well as meeting the revenue requirement of a utility. With the need to invest in aging infrastructure and the increasing costs of those investments, many...

Digging Deep into Water Inequity with DigDeep Founder George McGraw

by Shannon Pepper | Aug 26, 2022 | General Management & Finance, Water Justice

Many of us in the United States have come to expect clean running water and indoor plumping. While this convenience is often viewed as universal, over 2 million Americans today still do not share that luxury. Though analysis of water access inequity often focuses...

Small Water Systems Governance and the Ability to Secure Funding – Part 2

by Shannon Pepper | Aug 17, 2022 | Access to Water Funding Sources, Compliance with Drinking Water Regulations, General Management & Finance, Water Justice

In part 1 of this podcast on small water system governance and the ability to secure funding, Southwest EFC Research Scientist Tucker Colvin interviews Dr. Ben Warner, Dr. joni palmer, and Univeristy of New Mexico PhD student Ria Mukerji. Join them as they discuss...
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