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Coalition Expresses Concern About Impact of Sequestration on Build America Bonds
December 15, 2022NACWA joined fellow public sector organizations in sending a letter December 15 to leaders of the House and Senate calling for Congress to waive Pay as You Go Act (PAYGO) requirements on Build America Bonds (BABs). -
Proposed Changes to Renewable Fuel Standard Regulations May Benefit Utilities
December 15, 2022EPA released a pre-publication version of its proposed Renewable Fuel Standards (RFS) for 2023-2025, which also contains changes to the RFS regulations that may benefit clean water utilities. The RFS program incentivizes the production of transportation fuels from renewable biomass, including biosolids. The regulatory changes could provide more options for utilities to generate these fuels. -
NACWA Press Conference Focuses on Key Affordability Challenges
December 15, 2022NACWA hosted a virtual press conference on Dec. 14 to highlight the growing affordability challenges impacting communities all across the country and to emphasize the need for more federal investments in clean water. As part of the event, the Association also released a fact sheet outlining how affordability issues are growing in every corner of the nation. -
Legislators want to hold back $50M from sewer and water projects
December 14, 2022 -
NACWA Report - U.S. Clean Water Affordability Challenge: Low-Income Americans Overburdened by Local Funding Needs to Fix Aging Water Infrastructure and Improve Resilience to Climate Change
December 14, 2022Clean Water Public Utility Leaders from Birmingham, AL, Cleveland, OH, and Buffalo, NY warn Jackson Water Crisis is not an anomaly; Data shows average annual wastewater service charge for a single-family household has risen at twice the rate of inflation between 2000 and 2021. -
The Evolution of Water Reuse
December 14, 2022Dating back to the Bronze Age, humans have used wastewater and stormwater for irrigation of crops. Since that time, reuse has evolved with applications moving beyond agriculture to include non-potable uses such as cooling and toilet flushing and potable uses such as groundwater and reservoir augmentation. Shifting factors such as population growth and climate change have... -
Hochul announces $55.4M investment in water infrastructure projects in eight counties
December 13, 2022 -
Oklahoma receives funds to update water infrastructure in disadvantaged areas
December 13, 2022 -
New York expires state of emergency over polio after fewer samples detected in wastewater
December 13, 2022 -
Metropolitan Launches Dashboard to Track Progress on Greenhouse Gas Emission Reductions
December 13, 2022 -
Effective PFAS disposal methods still elusive
December 12, 2022 -
Upgrades to Toledo’s wastewater treatment plant looms Published: Dec. 9, 2022 at 7:44 PM EST
December 12, 2022 -
DEQ announces supplemental water infrastructure funding for FY24
December 12, 2022 -
Hampton Roads hospitals keep an eye on rising COVID-19 cases
December 12, 2022 -
Puget Sound wastewater plants may need billions to meet state mandates
December 9, 2022 -
How the water sector is using innovative tech to become more resilient and sustainable
December 8, 2022 -
Springfield residents can apply for assistance in their water, sewer bill
December 8, 2022 -
Leaders aim to fix Jackson’s water infrastructure without raising water bills
December 7, 2022 -
Neighborhood-level wastewater testing could offer new insights into COVID-19, other illnesses
December 7, 2022 -
Clean Water Public Utilities Predict Faster Development of Renewable Energy Sources With More Access to Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund
December 7, 2022