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Data Center Download: How Data Centers Impact Our Grid, Our Water, and Our Communities

Join us for this two-part webinar exploring current science and policy relating to the development and running of data centers in Indiana with emphasis on water, energy and the environment.

Part 1
Wednesday, January 21
11:30am – 1:30pm EST via Zoom

For more information and to register click the button below.

Our Water Quality Year in Review

Celebrate citizen science and learn where our water stands and where it’s headed.

Join us for a relaxed happy hour to mingle with RAFT (River Assessment Field Teams) volunteers followed by a presentation of RAFT water quality data. We’ll talk about what it reveals about current conditions and trends, and how it helps identify challenges and opportunities for river protection. 

Thursday, January 29, 2026
Indianapolis Art Center
6-8pm

Trained Individual Certification Watch Party

The 2026 Trained Individual Contractor Certification Watch Party will be held on March 10 from 8:30am to 5pm at Flix Brewhouse in Carmel.

Kick back and earn your Trained Individual Contractor Certification while viewing EPA’s online course and our Local Issues Modules.

2026 Indiana Water Summit

Save the Date for the 9th Annual Indiana Water Summit!

The 2026 Indiana Water Summit will be held August 19 & 20, 2026 at the Biltwell Event Center in downtown Indianapolis.

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About the Alliance

The White River Alliance (WRA) is a 16-county consortium of local governments, industry, utilities, universities, agriculture and the regional community that exists to protect and improve water quality on a watershed basis in the larger Upper White River Region. Local governments (cities, towns, and counties) are on the front lines of water quality protection, yet are faced with limited financial resources and changing regulatory expectations. We can do much more together than as individual communities to protect our vital water resources and leverage our financial and technical resources.

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Your generosity will help to create resources, educational programs, and partnerships that promote, and protect and enhance the biological, chemical, and physical integrity of the White River ecosystem…our shared ecosystem!