The Future of Water
Hosted by Reese Tisdale · Bluefield Research
4.9from 62 ratings
- 152
- Episodes
- 52
- Transcribed
- 62
- Ratings
- Daily
- Cadence
- 2020
- First episode
- 2K
- YouTube views
About The Future of Water
The Future of Water is Bluefield Research’s bi-monthly podcast examining the strategic, regulatory, and market dynamics shaping the global water sector. Spanning municipal and industrial markets, and extending from technology providers to investors, each episode focuses on the signals that matter—capital flows, policy developments, and business model shifts impacting opportunities in water. Hosted by Reese Tisdale, along with Bluefield’s team of water experts, the podcast delivers data-backed analysis and practical insights into how these developments are influencing strategies across the water industry value chain. To learn more about Bluefield Research visit: www.bluefieldresearch.com. Contact us at podcasts@bluefieldresearch.com with any topic suggestions or requests for information.
- Publisher
- Bluefield Research
- Category
- business · science · technology
- Language
- en
- Explicit
- No
- First episode
- 19 Jun 2020
- Latest episode
- 29 Sept 2026
Latest episodes
52 of 152 episodes have a transcript.
29 Sept 2026TRANSCRIPT
A US$4.8 Billion Municipal Biosolids Market With Nowhere To Put the Sludge
15 Sept 2026TRANSCRIPT
The Firms Behind the Decisions: Engineering and Construction's Expanding Role in Water
25 Aug 2026TRANSCRIPT
Are We Reading the Water Market Right?
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A US$4.8 Billion Municipal Biosolids Market With Nowhere To Put the Sludge
Published 29 Sept 2026 · Transcript excerpt
[…] So most people flush, they forget for good reason. Walk us through the trip. How does PFAS from a chemical factory to firefighting foam to nonstick pants, how does it end up in the farm fields? Why can't the treatment plant just filter it out? Is it that big of a deal? Yeah, so... I'm glad you kind of pointed out those three pathways because those are kind of the main ways that PFAS gets onto the farm field. So from the factory, it's being used in manufacturing or maybe even being produced at the facility. It doesn't quite all get taken out of the wastewater. And when that wastewater goes to the treatment plant, it winds up then either in the treated effluent or in the biosolids. […]
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- Pat Byrne
- Caroline Vauclain
- Swapnil Gandhi
- Maria Cardenal
- Keith Hays
Reach and audience
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- YouTube views
- 1,591
- Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025
- Apple Podcasts (US)
- 4.9 / 5
- 37 ratings
- Spotify
- 5.0 / 5
- 25 ratings
Podcast Authority Score: 71 / 100
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- Quality
- 82
- Social presence
- 0
- YouTube
- 68
- Engagement
- 85
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Reese Tisdale host the show. Published by Bluefield Research.
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