Fans of Sankey diagrams: This is a good read on water-energy interdependencies. Energy-water interdependencies across the three major United States electric grids: A multi-sectoral analysis, by Mongird, Rice, Oikonomou, and Homer sciencedirect.com/science/articl… #PaperPerDay

I’ve seen plenty of bad Chiefs football in my life. This is embarrassing

Friends, today is a great day to backup your files.

Stuck in London But there’s neat infrastructure

Spring break, long flights, and a 4-day delay out of Heathrow meant I could start and finish this book from my to-read pile. The Great River, by Boyce Upholt Boyce Upholt An interesting history and perspective on the Mississippi River #BookPerMonth

#EidMubarak, friends

Between silence and shouting, grief and hope, doubt and faith. Death does not have the last word. Happy Easter. Christ is risen.

I treasure this man's words and actions for the least of these and creation. May we continue to do such work. Rest in peace.

Gorgeous day for Chicago Water Week Current

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A little joyful thing while students take a final exam is looking around the room and recalling something about each one of them that gives me hope. The future is bright. 😎

Residential water and energy efficiency is a good thing and often saves money over the lifetime of the appliance/fixture. Efficiency is fiscally conservative and responsible.

When students graduate from the Stillwell Research Group, we take selfies. It was such an honor to hood these wonderful researchers as new Ph.D. holders. Congratulations, Dr. Nugent Jenni Nugent, Dr. Heydari Zahra hd, and Dr. Sibal Adam Sibal!

Coastal trail mud flats #EWRI2025

Rarely do I read books right after they release. But this one was a date-night splurge that I enjoyed. Is A River Alive? by Robert Macfarlane Robert Macfarlane A captivating account of global rivers.

Nice rainy afternoon to finish a book I borrowed from the library a while ago. River Jordan by Rachel Havrelock An interesting history of an important and contested river.