News & Publications
Representing the Unified Clean Water Voice to News Media
NACWA has been the nation's recognized leader in legislative, regulatory and legal clean water advocacy for five decades. As a result, NACWA is a strong, active and robust voice in the ongoing public conversation about Clean Water, the nation's most vital natural resource, and a public affairs issue that is universally relevant and beyond partisanship. The Association's news releases and media presence both project and amplify the unified voice of the country's shared clean water interest.
Media inquiries, please contact Rahkia Nance.
Providing a Top Technical Resource for Clean Water Interests
NACWA is a top technical resource for water quality, water management, sustainability and ecosystem protection. Its experts have served as a bridge between the environment, the public and policymakers for decades. The Association's wide array of legislative, regulatory and legal publications are designed to help clean water utility leaders innovate their operations, improve their service and enhance sustainability, while maintaining affordability for all ratepayers. They are also designed to help clean water agencies and stakeholders throughout the water management chain to learn, grow and become active participants in building a sustainable clean water future.
Individual copies of all publications are provided to members free of charge, and can be purchased by interested parties.
Clean Water Current
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November 7, 2024
While Election Results Signal Massive Federal Policy Shift, NACWA Well Positioned to Continue Strong Advocacy
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November 7, 2024
NACWA Urges Congress to Include Water Affordability Funding In Natural Disaster Funding Supplemental
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November 7, 2024
Missouri Proposes Rule Amending Land Application for Industrial Waste Containing PFAS; NACWA Highlights Potential Impacts on Municipal Biosolids
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October 31, 2024
NACWA Meets with EPA to Discuss Communications Outreach for Upcoming Biosolids PFAS Risk Assessment
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October 31, 2024
Submit Input on Revised POTW PFAS Study by Nov. 6
The Clean Water Current is NACWA's flagship publication, providing exclusive advocacy information, news and updates from the nation's recognized leader in legislative, regulatory and legal clean water advocacy.
Press Releases
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September 12, 2024
NACWA Urges Presidential Candidates to Prioritize Clean Water Issues in Campaign
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July 29, 2024
Broad Coalition of Public Utilities File Brief in Critical Supreme Court Clean Water Act Case
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July 25, 2024
NACWA Recognizes Peak Performance Award Winners at 2024 Utility Leadership Conference
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July 19, 2024
Nation’s Utility Leaders Meet in Buffalo to Discuss the Future of Clean Water
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June 12, 2024
NACWA Commends Passage of WIPPES Act
NACWA's releases both chronicle and help shape the national news headlines that directly impact the entire Clean Water Sector.
NACWA in the News
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October 23, 2024
In New Session, High Court Split Seen in San Francisco Discharge Permit Ruling
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October 22, 2024
A Call For Collective Defense Of Cyber Critical Infrastructure
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October 22, 2024
How the Election Could Affect Toxic Chemical Regulation
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October 21, 2024
Households will pay for Biden effort to replace all lead pipes, utilities warn
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October 15, 2024
AMWA, orgs urge presidential candidates to support LIHWAP
Stay up to date as NACWA both chronicles and works to shape the latest news headlines that directly impact the entire Clean Water Sector.
Clean Water Advocate
NACWA's bi-annual magazine helps members navigate the clean water landscape, highlighting crucial water issues, and providing fresh perspectives on topics that matter most for utilities. Future issues will be published regularly during NACWA’s summer and winter conferences, both in print copy (available on request) and electronic format (on NACWA’s website).
White Papers & Publications
Find the highest-value, in-depth analysis--with an emphasis on practical, real world applications--of the various legal, regulatory and legislative issues that directly impact the Clean Water sector.