Congress on Charting a New Course for the Mississippi RiverWatershedHosted by the Renewable and Natural Resources Foundation(ASCE is a Member Organization), on December 3, 2019 at theheadquarters of the American Geophysical Union RNRF will hosta one-day conference on the Mississippi river watershed.https://www.rnrf.org/2019cong/The Mississippi River watershed routinely experiences severeflooding events, causing damage to infrastructure, agriculture, theeconomy, and the environment. Now, climate is exacerbating thisflooding, guaranteeing that the situation will only get worse. Anew, radical course needs to be charted.2019 Congress speakers and delegates will discuss impacts of the new climate normal, reimagine management fordifferent sectors of the watershed, and examine the stubborn and long-standing impediments to sustainablymanaging resources within the watershed.New Professionals Council:Invitation for New MembersThe New Professionals Council is seeking new membersand participants to help in organizing council initiativesand participate in the New Professional activities.The mission of the New Professionals Council is to be aresource to new professionals transitioning from school toprofessional practice. This includes facilitating new professionals to participate in the technical committees of EWRIand grow into leadership roles in ASCE and/or EWRI.Contact Jennifer Jacyna for participation and more information. We hope to have you join us!Save the DateWATERSHED MANAGEMENT CONFERENCEco-located with the World Environmental & Water Resources CongressHenderson, NV | May 20-21, 2020WatershedManagementConference.org•Earn up to 14.0 Professional Development Hours•Take advantage of free technical workshops•Participate in policy dialogue on water resource andenvironmental issues affecting the professionWORLD ENVIRONMENTAL &WATER RESOURCES CONGRESSMay 17-21, 2020EWRICongress.org#EWRI2020www.asce.org/ewri • EWRI Currents • Volume 21, Number 4 • Fall 2019#Watershed2020
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