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Water Reuse for Ohio’s Future: Implications for industry, land conservation & resource efficiency

This EPN event, presented in partnership with the Water Management Association of Ohio (WMAO), the Ohio Water Resources Center, and TerrAqua (a student organization at Ohio State and WMAO affiliate), will bring together a cross-disciplinary panel of leaders involved in water management, conservation, and reuse in a discussion on Ohio’s planned water reuse projects and the implications for regional natural resource and economic sustainability. 0:00 Tim Haab, PhD, director, Ohio State’s School of Environment and Natural Resources (SENR) provides welcome remarks. 6:07 Linda Weavers, PhD, co-Director, Ohio Water Resources Center, Ohio State University, College of Engineering, provides remarks. 10:04 Jenna Malloy & Lydia Schiopota, TerrAqua (President & Treasurer, respectively), introduce the morning's themes and speakers. 13:27 Tiffani Kavalec, Policy Director, Ohio EPA, outlines the growing demand for water reuse infrastructure across Ohio. 31:00 John Newsome, PE, Administrator, City of Columbus Division of Water, discusses why the city has adopted a water reuse strategy to accommodate its recent and projected growth. 38:17 Shana Byrd, Conservation Team Lead, The Nature Conservancy Ohio presents on land conservation strategies. 50:46 Kristy Hawthorne, District Program Administrator, Licking County Soil and Water Conservation District, presents on the Slim Creek treatment wetland project. 58:43 Audience in-person and virtual question and answer session. 1:18:27 Haab concludes breakfast program. Livestreaming service concludes for virtual attendees.  To learn more about this hybrid program please contact Hallie Stelzle (stelzle.2@osu.edu)