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Hosted by Host: Dr. Matthew Klein · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 66 episodes
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Examining the future of water through the lens of strategic foresight--anticipating, framing, and shaping your preferred future.
Host: Dr. Matthew Klein hosts Water Foresight Podcast, a society show with 66 episodes published.
What if the real power in our water systems isn’t at the pump, but in the list that decides who gets help first? We sit down with Brandon Owens, CEO of AIxEnergy and author of The Cognitive Grid: Artificial Intelligence
Safe water is a promise only as strong as the people, plans, and budgets behind it. We sit down with Brandon Bowman, State Programs Director at the Oklahoma Rural Water Association, to unpack a practical blueprint that h
What happens when a trillion-dollar infrastructure gap collides with rising standards, shrinking federal support, and a workforce exodus? We invited Jim Good, CEO of Parkview Advisors and veteran of both investor-owned u
Turn yesterday’s wastewater into tomorrow’s supply—safely, affordably, and at scale. That’s the promise of water reuse, and we go deep with Bruno Pigott, Executive Director of the WateReuse Association and former Acting
We talk with Cynthia Giles about why environmental legal requirements may underperform and how a smarter future design—monitoring, e-reporting, and transparency—can make water compliance the default. The conversation mov
We ask Reese Tisdale of Bluefield Research how data centers are reshaping water demand, rates, siting decisions, and public trust. We weigh the real risks against practical solutions like onsite reuse, liquid cooling, an
The world of water innovation is experiencing a remarkable evolution, powered by a perfect storm of entrepreneurial talent, technological advancement, and growing recognition of water's fundamental importance. In this fa
We stand at the threshold of a new age. As the Industrial Era gives way to the Age of Intelligence, we face unprecedented transformation in every aspect of human existence. Steve Fisher, managing partner at Revolution Fa
Amber Desprets joins us to unveil her groundbreaking creation: the Future of Water Awareness Game. This isn't your typical board game - it's a powerful tool designed to shift how we think about our water future using spe
Imagine turning on your tap and wondering: Is this water safe? Despite living in one of the world's most developed nations, millions of Americans question their drinking water daily. Why? As our returning panel of water
The Water Foresight Podcast continues its exploration of the Madison Declaration with a deep dive into the "regulatory treadmill" that keeps water utilities running hard without making progress on critical threats facing
What happens when we recognize that resources aren't infinite? Dr. Stephen Gale joins us to offer his thoughts on how the circular economy represents a fundamental shift in economic thinking that could reshape our relati
What role, if any, can public relations professionals play in shaping the future of water? After all, it seems that "public relations" is what an organization needs after--not before--the crisis. As a seasoned public rel
Is the demise of the Chevron Doctrine "greatly exaggerated"? Professor Sidney Shapiro of the Wake Forest University School of Law joins the Water Foresight Podcast with his observations. What does the future of the U.S.
The Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) is 50 years old. Is it in good health or is it having a mid-life crisis? Do the successes of the SDWA define its "ceiling" or present a new "floor" for consideration? The Madison Declar
What if the future of our planet hinged on a single, often overlooked element? Join us as Dr. Mills, honorary professor at the University of Essex and author of "End of the World," reveals the pivotal role water will pla
Discover the transformative idea of granting natural entities--including water--legal personhood as we sit down with Professor James Salzman, a leading voice in environmental law. This episode takes you beyond traditiona
Embark on an enlightening exploration of a globally pressing issue with the insight of Samista Jugwanth, joining us from the vibrant heart of South Africa. Prepare to unravel the intricate tapestry of WASH—Water, Sanitat
Unlock the secrets of regulatory innovation as we sit down with Hdata's founder and CEO, Hudson Hollister, whose journey from SEC lawyer to tech trailblazer is transforming the energy industry's approach to data. This ep
Step into a world where every drop of water counts as Professor Buzz Thompson, author of "Liquid Asset," unravels the complex role of the private sector in water management. Together, we navigate the intricate dance of b
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Water Foresight Podcast is hosted by Host: Dr. Matthew Klein. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 66 episodes.
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