Why Should You Visit this Site?
The internet has created a wealth of information readily available, but frankly, as a busy water professional you don't have the time to click on 250 or more sites a day to get that information. You need to know what is happening with the Bureau of Reclamation, Department of Interior, the Solicitor's Office, the State Department of Water Resources, the State Engineer's Office, Environmental Organizations, Attorney General Offices, Major Water Project Entities, and publicly traded water and wastewater firms. But when are you going to download all those press releases and sort the important from the uninteresting?

Well, you do not have to that--we will do it for you. Just bookmark www.waterchat.com and check in periodically for the water news selected by the Water Strategist Community team. Our team is comprised of the same people who brought you Water Strategist, analysis of water marketing, finance, litigation, and legislation for 23 years.

How is the Water Strategist Community news different from the news from other water-related web sites? 
Most of the sites containing news have a data dump from another news vendor. Along with some water industry news, those sites provide datelines on the weather, and what is happening in Iraq. We read and sort the news to give you only water news for the western states and federal agencies affecting water policy. You get the eyes and judgment of the people who published Water Strategist for 23 years.

What news is posted on the Water Strategist Community?
We scan news releases from over 250 organizations dealing with water issues. You will see the pertinent news releases from the Department of Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, Senate Natural Resources Committee, Environment Protection Agency, US Fish and Wildlife, USDA, State Engineers' offices, State Attorney General's offices, Western Governors' offices, State Departments of Water Resources, American Rivers, Environmental Defense Fund, Sierra Club, Colorado River Boards, Central Arizona Project, Salt River Project, Texas Natural Resources Commission, Texas Water Board, Washington Department of Ecology, International Boundary and Water Commission...and many others.

If there is free access to Water Strategist Community, who pays for it?
The Community is funded through our sponsors, advertisers, partners, supporters and the WS Community Directory. 

Can any organization submit a press release to be published on the Water Strategist Community?
Yes, we will consider and review press releases sent to the publisher, Lisa Hahn.

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