The UN says it's at the "core of sustainable development" worldwide. By 2020, 100,000 jobs are projected to open across 27 distinct occupations in this field. Even Matt Damon is talking about it. It's clear to anyone paying attention - sustainable water projects are the way of the future.

In the face of outdated infrastructure, climate shifts, increasing consumer demand, and an aging workforce, the water industry is gearing up for a major transformation. Community colleges will be at the front end preparing skilled technicians and knowledgeable and passionate conservationists who will lead us to a more economically viable and sustainable future. Join the SEED Center and Johnson County Community College  for the first of several conversations about water, education, and training. The webinar "Community Colleges, Education, and the Impending Water Crisis" will be held on April 15, 2014 from 3:00 - 4:00 pm EST. Click here to register today!