Andrew Farr
Managing Editor at Water Finance & Management
Water Finance & Management, the Journal for Water and Wastewater Professionals, published by Benjamin Media Inc.
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3 days ago |
waterfm.com | Andrew Farr
Water Finance & Management recently caught up with Matt Reaves, President of Pipe Operations at Garney Construction, to chat about a few frequently discussed topics in the industry – from the contractor point-of-view. As one of the largest contractors for water projects in the United States, Reaves gave us some quick thoughts on the importance of evolving with clients’ needs, project bundling and PFAS. Reaves: At Garney, we’re not seeing a shift away from contracting.
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1 week ago |
trenchlesstechnology.com | Andrew Farr
The 2025 Water Finance Conference is hosting its eleventh annual event Aug. 5-6 in Scottsdale, Arizona, at SkySong: The ASU Innovation Center. The Water Finance Conference is a two-day educational seminar for executive-level utility professionals. It has a program covering a range of topics in water utility financial management.
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1 month ago |
waterfm.com | Andrew Farr
Last week the White House released its FY2026 Budget Request that proposed significant cuts across the federal government including a 55% reduction in annual spending at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). In total, the administration’s budget proposal looks to cut $163 billion in federal government spending.
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2 months ago |
trenchlesstechnology.com | Andrew Farr
For all the out-of-sight, out-of-mind infrastructure we talk about in the water utility sector, water main breaks may be one of the more visible events that remind the public about the consequences of infrastructure failure. Water main breaks can flood streets, damage roadways and property, affect traffic and commutes, create downtime for businesses and increase the risk of accidents.
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Mar 31, 2025 |
elifesciences.org | Nicolas Desprat |Monica Gerth |Barbara Ritzl-Rinkenberger |Andrew Farr
eLife Assessment This important study combines convincing evolution experiments with molecular and genetic techniques to study how a genetic lesion in MreB that causes rod-shaped cells to become spherical, with concomitant deleterious fitness effects, can be rescued by natural selection. The detailed mechanistic investigation increases our understanding of how mreB contributes to cell wall synthesis and shows how compensatory mutations may reestablish its homogeneity.
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