EcoRight Speaks podcast: Wastewater infrastructure expert Dr. Brandon Shuler discusses the era of rising seas and hurricanes

  • Published on October 25th, 2022

This week’s featured guest is someone our producer Price Atkinson has wanted to get on the show since season one. Dr. Brandon Shuler is a co-founder of the American Water Security Project (long-time listeners heard from his counterpart, Kirk Mantay, back in season one).

EcoRight Speaks podcast: Wastewater infrastructure expert Dr. Brandon Shuler discusses the era of rising seas and hurricanesBy Chelsea Henderson
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Brandon, an old friend of Price’s, is dedicated to advancing solutions and funding for wastewater treatment improvements and seeks to understand and balance the interconnectedness of our natural habitats, our communities, and the symbiotic nature of our planet.

He addresses the stresses and challenges placed on wastewater treatment systems due to hurricanes and other climate-related flooding and sea level rise.

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(Re-posted from RepublicEN, an organization committed to growing U.S. conservative climate leadership.)

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