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Senior Water Engineer (Irrigation and Design Specialist)
United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS)
Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar
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Tenure-Track Faculty position (Water Resources Engineering)
Portland State University
Portland, OR, United States
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Lecturer in Environmental Science and Sustainability
Cardiff University
Cardiff, United Kingdom
Position Type: Full-Time
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Lecturer in Climate Risk and Resilience
Cardiff University
Cardiff, United Kingdom
Position Type: Full-Time
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U.K. nationals: Flood Modelling and Forecasting Officer
Environment Agency
Reading, United Kingdom
Position Type: Full-Time
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Associate professor in hydrogeology
University of Bergen
Bergen, Norway
Position Type: Full-Time
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Environmental Management (Consultant)
World Food Programme (WFP)
Rome, Italy
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U.S. nationals: Research Hydrologist (Agricultural Research Service)
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
Beltsville, MD, United States
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Palaeo-Environmental Scientist (Water Resources)
ANSTO
Australia
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From The Blog

2019 Stockholm World Water Week Drinks!

By Josh Newton, August 23, 2019

So, no different than the last two years, we will meet at Capital, which is the rooftop bar (8th floor) of the Scandic Continental hotel (Vasagatan 22), the one that is across the street from the Central Train Station.  

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By Josh Newton, April 11, 2019

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Origins, nuts and bolts

By Josh Newton, February 14, 2019

As I try to carve out some time over the next few months to focus on developing the website further, one element I’d like to get back on track is the blog (it’s been over two years since a real one!). I have plans for how to do this, but I thought I would just get the ball rolling again with some of the basics of the website. Where it came from and how it works. I think these are the two most asked questions I get when meeting people and talking about the site.