News from LimnoTech

May 15, 2023 Laura Weintraub and Nate Jacobson are looking forward to participating in the 2023 AWS Global Water Stewardship Forum in Edinburgh, Scotland, this week. The forum is a key event [...]

May 11, 2023 Derek Schlea, Principal and Senior Ecological Engineer of LimnoTech, participated in the 2023 Water for Food Global Conference this week in Lincoln, Nebraska. The focus of the [...]

May 8, 2023 LimnoTech Engineers and Scientists will be at IAGLR’s 66th Annual Conference on Great Lakes Research this week in Toronto, Ontario. “Researchers from around the world will [...]

Supporting the Implementation of Nature-Based Solutions As sites implement the AWS Standard and look outside their fence line, nature-based solutions (NBS) should be included in the ‘toolbox’ of [...]

Setting the Catchment Context The AWS Standard framework encourages operational sites to view water stewardship activities more holistically and within a catchment context. The AWS Standard helps [...]

Sage Paris joined LimnoTech in February 2023 as an Environmental Engineer. Sage has Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Environmental Engineering from the University of Michigan with a [...]

March 17, 2023 For the first time in almost 50 years, the UN 2023 Water Conference will take place at the UN Headquarters in New York from March 22-24. The conference has been described as a [...]

PUBLIC STAKEHOLDER ANNOUNCEMENT Apple Maiden Data Center, North Carolina is seeking initial certification against the Alliance for Water Stewardship Standard (AWS) V2.0 for the following site: [...]

February 10, 2023 After 43 exceptional years of dedication, service, and leadership, we would like to congratulate and thank our long-time Chief Operating Officer (COO) and friend, John Marr, as [...]

Replenish Projects and Volumetric Benefits within the Framework of the AWS Water Stewardship Standard For companies with both replenish and AWS Standard certification ambitions, there can be a [...]