In the fifth episode of Talking Under Water, One Water, One Podcast, your hosts Bob Crossen, Amy McIntosh and Lauren Baltas review recent news items about water scarcity, equipment affordability and Hurricane Florence. They discuss the impact of the storm in terms of flooding and how that effected hog farms and coal ash ponds. Additionally, McIntosh talks about the storm cancelling the Water Quality Association Mid-year Leadership Conference in Hilton Head, S.C., and provides an interview with WQA Executive Director Pauli Undesser about how they took a physical conference virtual.

New Jersey American Water Completes $37 Million Infrastructure Project

Kentucky Water District Declares State of Emergency

Plan to Reduce Nitrogen in Massachusetts River

Hog Farmers Drain Waste Lagoons Ahead of Hurricane Florence

Hurricane Florence Causes Widespread Flooding

As Florence Kills Pigs And Millions Of Chickens, We Must 'Open Our Hearts'

Carolinas Continue to Feel Effects of Hurricane Florence

WQA Mid-Year Leadership Conference Goes Virtual

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