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Xylem podcast ‘Through the Water Cycle’ dives into new series

Parul Dubey on November 12, 2020 - in Events, News

New 2020 episodes address opportunities during changing times

 

Charlotte, N.C. – “Through the Water Cycle,” on Solving Water: A Xylem Podcast, recently entered its second series, taking on trending issues in the ever-changing water industry, such as the shifting economic arena, impacts of COVID-19 and the opportunity for water utilities in extraordinary times. “Through the Water Cycle” is a podcast show providing information to water industry experts and consumers alike to better understand critical water issues and how Xylem and its partners are solving them.

 

“As the world faces more intense challenges that threaten the safety and security of water in our communities, Xylem’s innovative approach to solving water should be shared now more than ever,” said Amanda Holloway, Solving Water podcast host and PR & Social Media Leader, Xylem Americas. “This series highlights how Xylem is proactively addressing current issues facing the water industry, such as the impact of an historic hurricane season on water utilities and how to combat ‘forever chemicals’ in water.”

 

A special three-part program, “Making These Extraordinary Times an Opportunity for Water Utilities,” recorded during the all-virtual WEFTEC 2020 features Xylem President and CEO Patrick Decker and Al Cho, Xylem vice president and general manager, sharing their perspectives on the significance of strong partnerships and advanced innovation in creating the water utility of the future.

 

Another installment of the series spotlights two of Xylem’s newest leaders — Matthew Pine, senior vice president and president of Applied Water Systems and the Americas Commercial Team, and Joe Johnston, vice president of water infrastructure for Xylem North America — as they discuss unlocking opportunities for resilience in the water utilities sector.

 

In the third part, Xylem experts Kerry Hubbard, outdoor water monitoring specialist, and Anthony Rohrer, associate product manager, water quality, reveal how Xylem is helping institutions and water utilities worldwide use wastewater sampling to track possible future COVID-19 outbreaks.

 

“Through the Water Cycle” also includes a two-part series on Permanent and Temporary Non-Clog Solutions, a discussion addressing the escalation of clogging challenges in municipal wastewater treatment plants due to the surge in non-flushable materials resulting from COVID-19 and safer-at-home orders. Additional episodes focus on water reuse, treatment and transport, monitoring and controls, stressed water supply, stormwater and flooding management, and resiliency.

 

Listeners can stream episode one of the new series now via Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Spotify, or anywhere they get podcasts.

 

Recently released episodes in this year’s “Through the Water Cycle” season include:

 

The Xylem podcast library also includes “In the Field with Goulds Water Technology,” highlighting Xylem’s residential water market, and “The Bell & Gossett Podcast,” targeting the commercial buildings market.

 

HOW TO LISTEN

Audiences can listen to all three shows, “Through the Water Cycle,” “In the Field with Goulds Water Technology” and “The Bell & Gossett Podcast” on Solving Water: A Xylem Podcast via Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Be sure to listen, subscribe, rate and review. To learn more about Xylem visit, www.xylem.com

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Xylem (XYL) is a leading global water technology company committed to solving critical water and infrastructure challenges with technological innovation. Our more than 16,000 diverse employees delivered revenue of $5.25 billion in 2019. We are creating a more sustainable world by enabling our customers to optimize water and resource management, and helping communities in more than 150 countries become water-secure. Join us at www.xylem.com

 

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