Western States Source Water Protection Forum Brings States Together
The Western States Source Water Protection Forum was held this week in Sun Valley, Idaho. The Idaho Department of Environmental...
Questions & Answers about Standards that Affect the Municipal Market
Our friends in the Water Quality Association (WQA) have prepared the attached set of Qs and As for drinking water...
New App Lets Users Check Health of Waterways Anywhere in the U.S.
EPA recently launched a new app and website to help people find information on the condition of thousands of lakes,...
GAO Calls for Better EPA-USDA Funding Coordination
Under their charge to “identify and report on duplicative goals or activities in the federal government,” Congress’ Government Accountability Office...
States & Wastewater Officials Seeks Flexibility on Technology to Meet Clean Water Act Rules
Regulators and wastewater officials released a 2020 vision plan on October 15th that encourages the use of the latest developments...
Enabling Source Water Protection Project Team Holds Webinar on Non-Traditional Sources of Funding
On Thursday, October 11th, the Enabling Source Water Protection project team hosted a webinar on Non-traditional Sources of Funding for Source Water...
WaterSense Program Partners Honored
EPA recently honored five leading organizations as 2012 WaterSense Partners of the Year. WaterSense-labeled products manufactured by these organizations and...
Using Tried and True Tools
If you work with communities that struggle to explain “how a water plant works” to newly elected Boards, Commissions or...
Missouri River Levees Return to Pre-Flood Conditions
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has indicated that the Missouri River levee system’s protection level is back to what...
October is Children’s Health Month
EPA is celebrating October as Children’s Health Month. The Agency notes that protecting human health and the environment mean paying special...
