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Kirsten James

Kirsten James

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Co-Host, The Geek-out Podcast, CJZN (Victoria, BC)

Victoria

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  • How to future-proof water systems in an era of extreme weather

    By Kirsten James Verified| Trellis Verified From my home in Los Angeles, I witnessed the devastation of wildfires earlier this year and how they underscored the rising urgency to modernize water infrastructure. A slew of dangerous chemicals were released into Los Angeles’ drinking water and stormwater systems during the wildfires, leaving many communities concerned about whether their water was safe to drink. These wildfires shone a light on whether our water systems are equipped to handle disasters.

    By Kirsten James Verified · Trellis

    Mar. 17, 2025

  • SMAS Team Delivers Major System Enhancements

    By Kirsten James Verified| United States Air Force@ Published March 13, 2025 By Kirsten James The Standard Material Accounting System (SMAS) tracks and reports expenditures, enabling efficient purchasing and issuing of supplies and equipment. The SMAS team successfully delivered a significant upgrade, streamlining financial management processes for users across the Air Force, Air National Guard, Air Force Reserve, and Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS) field sites worldwide.

    By Kirsten James Verified · United States Air Force

    Mar. 13, 2025

  • How to future-proof water systems in an era of extreme weather

    By Kirsten James Verified| Trellis Verified From my home in Los Angeles, I witnessed the devastation of wildfires earlier this year and how they underscored the rising urgency to modernize water infrastructure. A slew of dangerous chemicals were released into Los Angeles’ drinking water and stormwater systems during the wildfires, leaving many communities concerned about whether their water was safe to drink. These wildfires shone a light on whether our water systems are equipped to handle disasters.

    By Kirsten James Verified · Trellis

    Mar. 17, 2025

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CJZN (Victoria, BC)