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waterloop is a nonprofit news outlet exploring solutions for sustainability and equity in water. Hosted by journalist Travis Loop, the podcast features stories from across the U.S. about water infrastructure, conservation, innovation, technology, policy, PFAS, climate resilience, and more.

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Update frequency
every 7 days
Average duration
31 minutes
Episodes
281
Years Active
2019 - 2025
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Park Power: Resilience & Recreation For Memphis | Episode 241

Park Power: Resilience & Recreation For Memphis | Episode 241

Memphis faces the dual challenge of protecting itself from Mississippi River flooding while enhancing the environment and public spaces.

The solution lies in nature-based projects that manage stormwa…

Fri 04 Oct 2024
Insights On Utility Assistance With George Hawkins | Podcast 240

Insights On Utility Assistance With George Hawkins | Podcast 240

Many water utilities across the U.S. are grappling with aging infrastructure, underfunding, and staffing challenges, but solutions are within reach through smarter management and targeted technical a…

Mon 30 Sep 2024
Milwaukee’s Formula For Lead Line Replacement  | Podcast 238

Milwaukee’s Formula For Lead Line Replacement | Podcast 238

Milwaukee faces a significant challenge with over 70,000 lead service lines. In response, the city has implemented a replacement program initiated by an ordinance in 2017. This initiative leverages f…

Mon 16 Sep 2024
Partnership For The Fresh Coast Of Milwaukee

Partnership For The Fresh Coast Of Milwaukee

Milwaukee is tackling the challenge of urban stormwater management through an innovative community-based public-private partnership.

The Fresh Coast Protection Partnership is expanding green infrastr…

Mon 09 Sep 2024
Meet Leaders Emerging in WaterNow

Meet Leaders Emerging in WaterNow

Developing and recognizing emerging leaders in the water sector is crucial for addressing current and future challenges. The WaterNow Alliance’s Emerging Leaders program plays a vital role in this ef…

Mon 26 Aug 2024
Tracking Evapotranspiration From Space

Tracking Evapotranspiration From Space

Managing water resources effectively is crucial, especially in regions facing scarcity and drought. The OpenET platform, developed through collaboration between NASA, the Environmental Defense Fund, …

Mon 19 Aug 2024
Safeguarding Our Seas: National Marine Sanctuaries (Podcast #234)

Safeguarding Our Seas: National Marine Sanctuaries (Podcast #234)

Marine conservation and the preservation of the U.S.'s most cherished underwater environments are critically important issues.

National Marine Sanctuaries provide a solution by protecting these vital…

Mon 05 Aug 2024
Cultivating Future Water Leaders In Colorado (waterloop podcast #233)

Cultivating Future Water Leaders In Colorado (waterloop podcast #233)

As the need for sustainable water management becomes increasingly critical, developing the next generation of leaders is paramount.

One promising solution is the Colorado Water Fellows Program, which…

Mon 29 Jul 2024
#232: Mississippi By Nature: Leading Greenville Toward Resilience

#232: Mississippi By Nature: Leading Greenville Toward Resilience

Communities along the Mississippi River face numerous challenges from natural disasters such as floods, hurricanes, and droughts.

This episode explores how adopting nature-based solutions can bolster…

Mon 15 Jul 2024
#231: Mississippi By Nature: The Largest Ever Floodplain Reconnection

#231: Mississippi By Nature: The Largest Ever Floodplain Reconnection

Floodplain reconnection has emerged as a crucial solution to mitigating flooding, improving water quality, and supporting biodiversity along the Mississippi River corridor.

In this episode, Chris Ric…

Mon 08 Jul 2024
#230: Storytelling Advice From A CNN Correspondent

#230: Storytelling Advice From A CNN Correspondent

The fact there are 2.2 million people in America without safe drinking water and adequate sanitation in their homes does not receive enough media attention or public awareness. There are lessons on h…

Mon 01 Jul 2024
#229: Navigating Federal Funding For Local Impact

#229: Navigating Federal Funding For Local Impact

Communities across the United States face significant challenges in accessing and effectively utilizing federal funding for water initiatives. The solution lies in leveraging these resources to empow…

Mon 17 Jun 2024
#228: Rallying With River Network’s Emerging Leaders

#228: Rallying With River Network’s Emerging Leaders

The River Network’s Emerging Leader Award highlights rising stars at the crossroads of water and justice. Designed to boost early career professionals, the award offers recognition, confidence, and n…

Mon 17 Jun 2024
#227: Ride On A River: The Potomac

#227: Ride On A River: The Potomac

The Potomac River, once labeled a national disgrace due to severe pollution, has seen significant improvements over the decades. Through efforts such as wastewater treatment upgrades and cleanup of i…

Mon 10 Jun 2024
#226: Artistic Expressions Of Jackson’s Water Woes

#226: Artistic Expressions Of Jackson’s Water Woes

Jackson, Mississippi, has long struggled with inadequate water infrastructure, highlighted by a major treatment plant failure in 2022 that left 160,000 residents without safe drinking water.

Lexus Gi…

Wed 05 Jun 2024
#225: Mississippi By Nature: Building A Workforce

#225: Mississippi By Nature: Building A Workforce

Agencies responsible for natural resources along the Gulf Coast and Mississippi River corridor often face significant challenges due to limited resources. A powerful solution to this problem is the G…

Mon 03 Jun 2024
#224: Accounting For Groundwater From Valley To Coast

#224: Accounting For Groundwater From Valley To Coast

California is grappling with a severe groundwater crisis, underscoring the urgent need for accurate accounting under the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA). SGMA mandates that certain basi…

Tue 28 May 2024
#223: Empowering Oregon To Achieve Water Justice

#223: Empowering Oregon To Achieve Water Justice

Many people in Oregon face significant water justice challenges, including affordability, accessibility, and quality. Addressing these issues requires place-based, community-specific solutions.

In th…

Wed 22 May 2024
#222: Mississippi By Nature: River As Rebuilder

#222: Mississippi By Nature: River As Rebuilder

Louisiana faces severe coastal erosion and land loss, making coastal restoration a critical challenge. One of the innovative solutions is the $2.9 billion Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion project, wh…

Mon 20 May 2024
#221: Equitable WASH Solutions For Alabama And Beyond

#221: Equitable WASH Solutions For Alabama And Beyond

Urgent water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) challenges persist across the United States. Peer-to-peer support for utility professionals in these communities can make a positive difference.

Anniestac…

Mon 13 May 2024
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