How Long Could You Last Without Water?

<div>What does it mean to consider water as critical infrastructure?  We talk with Sam Houston State University professor, Dr. Jeremiah Asaka, and Reyna Loosmore, Water & Wastewater Sector Project Manager from IHS to unpack the facets of this lifeline sector.  </div><div>Join IHS at the <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" href="https://ihsonline.org/events/2024-ciprna-conference-3-12-14-24http://">Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience North America Conference</a> March 12-14 in Lake Charles, LA<span> and our <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" href="https://ihsonline.org/events/thought-leaders-conference-5-14-24">Thought Leaders Conference</a> May 14 in The Woodlands, TX</span></div>

An episode of the Structurally Sound - Institute for Homeland Security podcast, hosted by gat019, titled "How Long Could You Last Without Water?" was published on February 20, 2024 and runs 48 minutes.

February 20, 2024 ·48m · Structurally Sound - Institute for Homeland Security

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What does it mean to consider water as critical infrastructure?  We talk with Sam Houston State University professor, Dr. Jeremiah Asaka, and Reyna Loosmore, Water & Wastewater Sector Project Manager from IHS to unpack the facets of this lifeline sector.  Join IHS at the Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience North America Conference March 12-14 in Lake Charles, LA and our Thought Leaders Conference May 14 in The Woodlands, TX

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What does it mean to consider water as critical infrastructure? We talk with Sam Houston State University professor, Dr. Jeremiah Asaka, and Reyna Loosmore, Water & Wastewater Sector Project Manager from IHS to unpack the facets of this lifeline sector.

Join IHS at the Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience North America Conference March 12-14 in Lake Charles, LA and our Thought Leaders Conference May 14 in The Woodlands, TX

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