In The News
Building a better system for flood resilience in the UK
Dr Bruce Horton, Principle Sustainability Consultant at MWH talks to Wet News magazine about the principles we should be using to build a better system for flood resilience in the UK. Globally, diverse weather conditions which in turn can create flooding will... read morePanama Canal featured in Business Insider
Mike Newbery discusses the role of MWH Mike Newbery, Executive Director for the Expansion project, knows the Panama Canal like most of us know our names. He has been talking with Business Insider about the extraordinary challenges of the Canal expansion and the... read moreDrs. Bell and Jacangelo Present at Johns Hopkins Water Reuse Symposium
MWH Global Water Reuse Practice Leader, Dr. Kati Bell, and Research Director, Dr. Joe Jacangelo, were featured speakers at the recent Water Reuse Symposium, presented by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore, Maryland. The symposium, titled... read more
Ozone-Biologically Active Filtration for Potable Reuse In California’s Inland Communities: Benefits and Barriers
It’s no secret that California’s inland communities have been experiencing severe drought conditions, especially in recent years. In a Water Online article, authored by California Region Reuse Leader Melanie Holmer and Global Practice Leader Kati Bell, the use of... read more
MWH Civil Engineer Katherine Leishman Talks to WWT Online
Meet Katherine Leishman, a civil engineer based at MWH in the UK. Katherine was recently featured in Water and Wastewater magazine and spoke about what she feels is the most challenging and the most rewarding part of her job working as a engineer. Whilst studying at... read more
MWH and the Panama Canal Highlighted in Local News
The work of the global MWH team has caught the eye of the local, Colorado media. Two news stories aired recently featuring MWH staff and their work as the lead designer on Panama Canal’s Third Set of Locks Expansion Project. The first segment aired Wednesday,... read more
City Parks, Clean Water: Making great places using green infrastructure
The Trust for Public Land has recently released a report which highlights the integration of green infrastructure with public park lands. This type of design serves a dual purpose because it allows for cities to manage storm water runoff while also meeting the... read moreBeyond Water Management
In International Mining Magazine’s recent publication, MWH Mining Market Analyst Resa Furey partnered with Goldcorp Vice President Lisa Wade to discuss how Goldcorp is aiming to improve upon “business as usual” by enacting an aggressive Water Stewardship Strategy.... read more
Denver Employees Participate in Annual Girls & Science Event
Once again, MWH was the Title Sponsor for the Girls & Science event held at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. This event was a chance for young girls to connect with women scientists and try their hand at the numerous career opportunities afforded through... read more