Summary
In this episode of the Make Water Work podcast, hosts Megan Glover and Isaac Pellerin speaks with Michelle Stockness, an influential leader in the water sector. They discuss the importance of collaboration among stakeholders, the challenges of funding infrastructure, and the role of Freshwater in promoting water research and policy. Michelle shares her journey in the water industry, emphasizing the need for effective communication and engagement to address pressing water issues, including the controversial topic of data centers. The conversation highlights the significance of workforce development and the vision for a sustainable water future.
Takeaways
• Listening to stakeholders is crucial for project success.
• Collaboration can bridge gaps in the water industry.
• Data centers present both challenges and opportunities.
• Effective communication is key to stakeholder engagement.
• Funding for infrastructure requires innovative strategies.
• Workforce development is essential for the future of water.
• Community engagement can lead to better water solutions.
• Freshwater aims to support underserved communities.
• Understanding local needs is vital for effective policy.
• Optimism and collaboration can drive positive change.
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