Summary:
In this episode of the Make Water Work podcast, Isaac Pellerin and Megan Glover engage with Chad Seidel, president of Corona Environmental Consulting, to discuss the challenges and innovations in the water industry.
They explore the importance of accountability in water systems, the journey of Chad in the water quality field, and the founding of Corona to fill gaps in the industry. The conversation delves into the pressing issues facing water utilities, the need for prioritization of resources, and the impact of waterborne diseases compared to contaminants like PFAS. They also discuss the role of the Water Health Advisory Council in bridging policy and operational challenges, and the importance of community support for water initiatives.
Takeaways
• Water systems must ensure disinfectant residuals for public health.
• Chad Seidel's journey reflects the intersection of policy and technical expertise.
• Corona Environmental Consulting was founded to address niche needs in water quality.
• Water utilities face significant challenges due to resource constraints.
• There is a need to prioritize addressing water quality issues.
• Raising the floor for water quality standards is essential.
• Waterborne diseases pose immediate public health risks.
• The Water Health Advisory Council aims to provide unbiased technical information.
• Legislative measures often overlook the operational realities of water utilities.
• Community support is crucial for sustainable water initiatives.
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