In this episode, we’ll shed light on an often-overlooked hero of our urban landscapes: sewers. These sewers are living entities, silently at work beneath our feet. They might lack a certain amount of dazzle but are silently monumental in...
Today, we will be investigating the cause behind a discolored pond. All is not right, or is it? We are grateful to have Tancey Belken from Cooperative Extension Clemson University and Dr. John Hains, Associate Professor Emeritus of Biological...
In this episode, we’re diving deep into our supply chain and learning about how it’s shaping the development of water and wastewater projects. We’ve brought in two of our favorite industry insiders: Mack and Justin. These guys have...
In this episode, you get a front-row experience inside a lecture hall at Clemson University as we discuss Chelsea Wald’s book, “Pipe Dreams: The Urgent Global Quest to Transform the Toilet.” This book, which we selected as our 2022...
Today, we head to Baltimore to their famed inner harbor. We will visit a googly-eyed, water-wheel-powered, trash-eating machine like no other. This ingenious contraption has become an unsung hero, but it’s more than just a machine. In fact...
In this episode, join us on a journey from Greenville, SC, to Cleveland, GA, to a small town in Australia, and back again as we explore an innovative solution to tackle trash in our streams. Along the way, you’ll discover how a trash-eating...
In addition, to producing all his YouTube videos, Grady Hillhouse is releasing his book today titled “Engineering in Plain Sight.” This book is an illustrated field guide to every part of the constructed world around us. We go...
One of the critical pieces of our supply chain happens at our Ports. So today, we go down the rabbit hole to the water’s edge where commerce, engineering, logistics, and water meet. We talk with Walter Lagarenne, Vice President, Engineering and...
For over three decades, Georgia, Alabama, and Florida have fought over the two shared river basins. Access to these basins is critical for the Atlanta metro area. Don’t worry. This story is not about water wars, water supply, or water litigation...
Today we’re going to Antarctica, one of the world’s coldest and most pristine places. Specifically, we are going to The US McMurdo Station, the largest science station on the continent. It also has over three hundred toilets. So, where...