by Save the Water™
Save the Water™ is a US-based nonprofit organization that aims to inform communities about water quality and water resource issues in North America. In this podcast, we interview professionals in the water industry to understand further how they prevent and combat these issues and what we can do to protect our communities. Visit our Website to learn more about Save the Water™ https://savethewater.org/
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June 13, 2026
<p>Our lakes and rivers are under threat — and the culprit is hiding in plain sight. Aquatic ecologist Dr. Mark Heilman breaks down how nutrient pollution fuels harmful algal blooms, what cutting-edge technologies are changing the game, and what it will actually take to restore the ecosystems we depend on. Whether you're new to water issues or deep in the field, this conversation delivers both urgency and hope.</p><p><br></p>
February 24, 2026
<p>In the latest episode of the Save the Water podcast, host Victoria interviews Jim Good, a seasoned water industry professional whose career spans public service, policy-making, and community engagement. With his extensive experience, Jim shares invaluable insights on the importance of clean water and the initiatives that can make a real difference in our communities.<br></p>
January 21, 2026
<p>Did you know that emerging technologies, including ultrasound waves, are showing promise in actively breaking down PFAS, offering a way to prevent these “forever chemicals” from persisting in our water? In this episode, Save the Water™ features Dr. Michelle Crimi, Dean of Graduate Studies at Clarkson University, Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering, and co-founder of RemWells. Driven by a commitment to in situ remediation of PFAS-contaminated groundwater, Dr. Crimi continues to lead advancements in environmental engineering and water treatment innovation.</p>
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Save the Water™ is a US-based nonprofit organization that aims to inform communities about water quality and water resource issues in North America. In this podcast, we interview professionals in the water industry to understand further how they prevent and combat these issues and what we can do to protect our communities.
Visit our Website to learn more about Save the Water™ https://savethewater.org/
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