Earle Hartling

Earle Hartling is an experienced professional in the field of water recycling, currently serving as an Instructor for the Fundamentals of Water Recycling at EUCI. He has dedicated over 35 years to advancing water recycling initiatives, primarily through his role as the Water Recycling Coordinator for the Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County.14

Professional Background

• Experience: Hartling has extensive experience in water reuse, having been involved in significant projects aimed at enhancing local water supplies through recycled water. He is known for his advocacy of viewing recycled water as a valuable resource rather than waste.12
• Education and Credentials: He holds a Master’s degree and is a Qualified Environmental Professional (QEP), which underscores his expertise in environmental management and sustainability practices.4

Contributions to Water Recycling

• Hartling has been instrumental in discussions and initiatives related to water purification and replenishment projects, particularly in California, where he has worked on strategies to address water supply challenges during drought conditions.23
• He emphasizes the importance of public engagement and education regarding recycled water, advocating for approaches that foster community ownership of solutions to water scarcity issues.1

Current Role at EUCI

At EUCI, Hartling teaches courses that cover the fundamentals of water recycling, focusing on best practices, regulatory frameworks, and innovative technologies in the field. His teachings aim to equip professionals with the knowledge necessary to implement effective water recycling programs.45