Source Water Collaborative Webinar: A Preliminary Look at the National Forests to Faucets Analysis 2.0
A Preliminary Look at the National Forests to Faucets Analysis 2.0 Date: Wednesday, May 9, 2018 Time: 2:00 to 3:00 pm (eastern) The Source Water Collaborative is pleased to announce a free webinar on Wednesday, May 9th from 2:00 to 3:00 pm (eastern) entitled, “A Preliminary Look at the National Forests to Faucets Analysis 2.0
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State Efforts to Assess and Address 1,4-Dioxane through Drinking Water, Ground Water, and Clean Water Programs
State Efforts to Assess and Address 1,4-Dioxane through Drinking Water, Ground Water, and Clean Water Programs Date: Tuesday, June 5, 2018 Time: 1:00 to 2:30 pm (eastern) The purpose of the webinar is to share information about state efforts to assess and address 1,4-dioxane, an unregulated contaminant that is causing states and water utilities to
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ASDWA/USGS Webinar: Cyanotoxins – Advancing Drinking Water Science to Protect Human Health
Currently, non-enforceable USEPA Health Advisories are available for some cyanotoxins in finished drinking. Decision makers need to balance the management of contaminants that are regulated and unregulated in drinking water, as well as the costs of achieving treatment targets. This webinar will focus on cyanotoxin occurrence and potential exposures in the Nation’s surface water resources.
ASDWA/EPA Data Management Users Conference (DMUC): 2018
Please mark you calendars for the 2018 Data Management Users Conference (DMUC) which will be held in Salt Lake City, UT on July 9-12, 2018. You will notice a later time for the DMUC compared to past years. We are holding the meeting at a later date to better align with the roll out and pilot testing for Prime.
National Capacity Development & Operator Certification Workshop: 2018
The National Capacity Development and Operator Certification Workshop will cover topics such as best practices and collaborations between and among state capacity development, operator certification, and state revolving fund programs; methods for building sustainability through asset management, water system partnerships, and operator training; and how EPA, states, and assistance providers can be more effective and efficient in our collective support for small drinking water systems. There will also be dedicated time for states to exchange successes and challenges and brainstorm on new ideas and strategic approaches.
Reviewing UV Validation Test Reports: Workshop
State regulators are required to review validation reports as part of the approval process for UV drinking water disinfection systems. These reports, and the accompanying EPA Guidance for interpreting the reports, can be complex. This workshop, hosted by the International Ultraviolet Association, is intended to explain the main concepts behind the validation reports, and guide attendees through the process of reviewing a report.
15th Annual EPA Drinking Water Workshop: Small Systems Challenges and Solutions
15th Annual EPA Drinking Water Workshop: Small Systems Challenges and Solutions August 28 - 30, 2018 Cincinnati Marriott at River Center - Covington, KY To support the efforts of state and local officials to assist small systems, this workshop will provide attendees with in-depth information and training on various solutions and strategies for handling small
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Understanding Chemical and Microbial Contaminants in Drinking Water: Raw, Treated, and Tap Water
This webinar will cover the spectrum of chemical and microbial contaminants in raw (source) water, to treated water, to water at the tap. The webinar will be presented in three segments to address key issues and questions of drinking water quality. The segments include Groundwater Sources, Water Quality from Source Through Treatment, Water Quality from Distribution to the Consumer.
Source Water Collaborative: Multi-Purpose Decision Support Systems for Source Water Protection Strategies
The purpose of this webinar is to demonstrate the use of decision support tools and multi-purpose landscape analysis systems that can strengthen the ability of water suppliers to develop land protection strategies that address threats to drinking water sources. Land conservation emphasizes the permanent preservation of land around both groundwater and surface water sources. GIS analysis is an effective and accessible way to identify and rank source lands and can be used throughout the source protection process, providing an invaluable resource for inventories, prioritization and management. This webinar will demonstrate various GIS-based tools developed by The Trust for Public Land, their data layers, and describe specific applications of this information.
ASDWA Annual Conference: 2018
Please mark your calendars for the 2018 ASDWA Annual Conference which will be held at the Embassy Suites Des Moines in Des Moines, Iowa from Monday, October 22 to Thursday, October 25, 2018.
