theOutfall
@TOutfall
We share unique stories behind our water world and infrastructure. Our goal is to be more fun than serious and more short than long.
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In this episode, we’re diving deep into our supply chain and learning about how it’s shaping the development of water and wastewater projects. We’ve brought in two of our favorite industry insiders: Mack and Justin. theoutfall.com/story/building…
In the early 1800s, Bostonian Frederick Tudor had a radical vision – to ship frozen New England water across oceans to the tropics. We have an EXCLUSIVE interview with Frederick. theoutfall.com/story/the-epic…
🎙️Join us for a 5-minute water short with the one and only Mike Caston. theoutfall.com/short/we-all-n…
In this episode, we’ll shed light on an often-overlooked hero of our urban landscapes: sewers. theoutfall.com/story/why-ever…
🎧🌊 Dive into the depths of mysterious pond issues on the latest episode of "The Outfall" podcast!. 🕵️♂️🔍 We will be investigating the cause behind a discolored pond. All is not right, or is it? theoutfall.com/story/the-curi…
We visit a googly-eyed, water-wheel-powered, trash-eating machine like no other. This ingenious contraption has become an unsung hero, but it’s more than just a machine. theoutfall.com/story/mr-trash…
Grady published his book today titled “Engineering in Plain Sight.” This book is an illustrated field guide to every part of the constructed world around us. We go behind the scenes to learn more. theoutfall.com/story/behind-t… @HillhouseGrady @davidladner
We talk with Walter Lagarenne, Vice President, Engineering and Facilities at the South Carolina Ports Authority. theoutfall.com/story/what-mak…
This story is about the wonderful Katherine Zitsch and how water ultimately brings us together. @AtlantaRegional @NorthGAWater theoutfall.com/story/happy-wa…
For over three decades, Georgia, Alabama, and Florida have fought over shared river basins. This story is about Katherine Zitsch, Managing Director of Natural Resources at Atlanta Regional Commission, and how water ultimately brings us together. theoutfall.com/story/happy-wa…
This Fall, we are excited to read Pipe Dreams by Chelsea Wald. We will meet as a part of David Ladner’s Department of Environmental Engineering lecture series at Clemson University in December. Are you interested in participating? theoutfall.com/the-outfall-bo…
We are excited to announce our book club pick for this year. We wondered what a book club announcement would sound like if it were a movie trailer..... theoutfall.com/short/2022-boo…
Engineers giving each other advice: “Don’t use too many numbers when you talk to the public because you will lose people.” Sports fans to each other: “Back your claims up with stats and numbers, or go home.” (The more creative the statistic the more intense the conversation.)
This week we announce our 2022 book club pick. You can join us this year in Clemson or by zoom. More info soon.
McMurdo Station has over three hundred toilets. So, where does the wastewater go, and how is treated? In this episode, you'll find answers theoutfall.com/story/how-do-y…
In this episode, we're going to Antarctica, one of the world's coldest and most pristine places. Specifically, we are going to The US McMurdo Station and find out where does the wastewater go, and how is treated? theoutfall.com/story/how-do-y…
What if you could measure water quality from pixels on an aerial image? We got the answer. theoutfall.com/story/how-coul…
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