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Stormwater Management Committee Meets Virtually, Recording Available
October 7, 2020NACWA’s Stormwater Management Committee convened virtually on September 30 and discussed a number of priority issues, including EPA’s recent proposed rulemaking for a new allocation formula to deliver municipal grant dollars to states. -
EPA to Host Webinar Tomorrow on Water Utility COVID-19 Financial Impact Tool; Members Encouraged to Register
October 7, 2020This Thursday, October 8, from 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. ET, EPA’s Office of Water is hosting a complimentary webinar on the Agency’s Water Utilities Financial Impact Tool and 2020 COVID-19 Water Sector Survey. -
Macomb County to test sewage from Lenox state prison for coronavirus
October 2, 2020 -
Health officials utilize testing of raw sewage water to get a better grasp of COVID-19 levels
October 2, 2020 -
KC Water Will Lift Moratorium On Delinquent Accounts In November
October 2, 2020 -
NDSU testing wastewater to track coronavirus
October 1, 2020 -
September 2020 Regulatory Update
October 1, 2020 -
Turning poop into fertilizer, Oakland County aims to save money and the Earth
September 30, 2020 -
Monitoring of community wastewater detects elevated levels of COVID-19 in Mansfield
September 30, 2020 -
NACWA Weighs in with Presidential Campaigns on Clean Water Priorities
September 30, 2020As the presidential election season swings into high gear, NACWA sent letters last week to the Trump campaign and the Biden campaign outlining key priorities the public clean water sector would like to see discussed on the campaign trail. -
House Set to Pass Pared-Down COVID-19 Relief Bill; Water Sector Assistance Still Included
September 30, 2020The U.S. House of Representatives is set this week to pass another round of COVID-19 relief legislation. The latest iteration is an updated and “pared-down” version of the HEROES Act that passed the House in May. -
NACWA Participates in EPA Briefing on Affordability Proposal, Dialogue with Municipal Ombudsman
September 30, 2020NACWA joined other municipal and state groups on September 24 for a meeting hosted by EPA’s Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Relations to hear from Office of Water staff on the Agency’s new affordability proposal and to engage in a dialogue with EPA’s Municipal Ombudsman. -
NACWA’s Water Quality Committee Convenes Virtually, Discusses Range of Important Issues
September 30, 2020Convening for the third time this year, NACWA’s Water Quality Committee meet virtually via Zoom on September 23. -
The Impact of RBG on Society, Environmental Law, and What Comes Next
September 29, 2020Much has been, will be, and should be said about the life and passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Justice Ginsburg had a groundbreaking legal career, followed by thirteen years of service on the influential U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia and an impressive twenty-seven more as an Associate Justice on the Nation’s highest court - the second woman ever to hold that title. During all of which she was, in the words of Chief Justice John Roberts Jr., “a tireless and resolute champion of justice.” -
VA Positive Rate Drops Below 5%, Universities Sample Wastewater
September 28, 2020 -
After Wastewater COVID Tests, CSU Quarantines 2 Residence Halls On Fort Collins Campus
September 28, 2020 -
Penn State Wastewater Sampling Has Potential To Delay Coronavirus Outbreaks
September 28, 2020 -
Exeter ratepayers face surging wastewater costs as state funds paused
September 28, 2020 -
Utilities can send shutoff notices to Maryland homes starting this week. But help is available.
September 28, 2020 -
EMWD recognized for expanding recycled water system
September 28, 2020