Nov 01, 2023
This year’s WEFTEC, the Water Environment Federation's Technical Exhibition and Conference, lived up to its reputation as the water sector's leading marketplace for transformative ideas and
Oct 03, 2023
Dive into the future of water solutions with Xylem's COO, Matthew Pine. Pine visited the WEFTEC Live Studio to talk about Xylem's latest developments, including the acquisition of Evoqua.
He
Oct 01, 2023
The 2023 WEF Community Service Project, titled, “Today’s Water Students, Tomorrow’s Water Leaders,” transformed drainage and flooding issues at O.A. Thorp Scholastic Academy of Chicago. This Chicago
Sep 06, 2024
WEFTEC is the ultimate hotspot for Students and Young Professionals.
WEFTEC is packed with events and experiences to propel Students and Young Professionals ahead in their careers. Check out all
Dec 08, 2022
Watch CDC National Wastewater Surveillance System Lead Amy Kirby talk about wastewater treatment surveillance in the WEFTEC Live Studio. She explains how the CDC uses wastewater to monitor COVID-19,
May 27, 2022
WEFTEC always seeks to build in as many sustainable practices and choices as possible into planning our event.
From choosing the right partners to taking extra steps to ensure that most materials
Mar 01, 2022
Matthew Pine, Senior Vice President & President, Applied Water Systems and Americas Commercial Team at Xylem, joined WEFTEC Live in 2021. He talks about the state of innovation in the water sector
Oct 18, 2021
In September, the Water Environment Federation (WEF) announced the 15 distinguished members who received the title of WEF Fellow for 2021. This recognition was created to celebrate outstanding
Oct 18, 2021
Vincent Caillaud, Chief Executive Officer of Veolia Water Technologies, and Mike Gutshall, General Manager of Veolia Water Technologies Municipal and Light Industry Business, discussed their use of
Oct 16, 2021
Unlike the deadly 1918 pandemic where symptoms appeared within hours and fatalities often occurred within a few days, COVID-19 is unusually stealthy. It is able to spread undetected for many weeks
