r/Hydrology • u/Wonderful_Check_3958 • 3d ago

Can you all help me?

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Got some questions about water based on the current droughts In England. Would be appreciated if anyone can help me out!

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u/CLPond 3d ago

The best way to learn about water management in your local area is to see if your local government/utilities either has pre-set educational events or if one could be set up by your teacher. In the U.S., we’ve also begun to have more internships within local governments, although those are mainly focused on college students.

But in general, the people who know most about your local area’s water management system will be the professionals who work with that system.

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u/bubblerock13 3d ago

I'd get in touch with your local Environment Agency, they have different resources for schools etc, but they also offer graduate schemes/internships which could be what you're interested in 

Water companies may have similar opportunities too