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NACWA Seeking Member Feedback for Comments on Proposed WOTUS Definition
January 12, 2022In early December 2021, U.S. EPA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) published a proposed rulemaking for a "Revised Definition of Waters of the United States." -
Water Sector Publishes Rebuttal to Misleading Biosolids Report
January 12, 2022NACWA, along with various other partners, joined the California Association of Sanitation Agencies in a response to the Sierra Club’s Sludge in the Garden: Toxic PFAS in Home Fertilizers Made from Sewage Sludge. -
NACWA joins coalition letter on Buy America requirements in IIJA
January 11, 2022 -
Wastewater testing finds record-high levels of COVID-19 in region, omicron dominant
January 11, 2022 -
NACWA, EPA meet on infrastructure bill implementation
January 11, 2022 -
COVID-19 in Altamonte Springs wastewater increased in ‘massive way,’ officials say
January 7, 2022 -
Montgomery and Ravich: A cyber threat to water supplies
January 7, 2022 -
NACWA, EPA Discuss Infrastructure Bill Implementation
January 6, 2022NACWA held a virtual meeting January 6 with EPA Assistant Administrator for Water Radhika Fox and other senior EPA Office of Water staff to discuss implementation issues and distribution of funds from the recently passed bipartisan infrastructure legislation, also known as the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA). -
NACWA Joins Coalition Letter on Implementing Buy America Requirements in Infrastructure Bill
January 6, 2022NACWA and other water sector organizations sent a letter this week to the Biden Administration regarding implementation of the Buy America, Build America (BABA) requirements that were signed into law as part of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA). -
EPA Eyeing Future Regulation of Pyrolysis and Gasification Units; NACWA Weighs In
January 6, 2022NACWA submitted initial comments to EPA on December 20, 2021 on the Agency’s Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to potentially develop regulations for pyrolysis and gasification units. -
Senate Returns from Holiday Break with Path on Reconciliation Package Still Unclear
January 6, 2022Just before Christmas, Senator Joe Manchin (R-WV) – a key moderate Democrat whose vote is critical for passage of the President’s Build Back Better Act – announced he could not support the reconciliation package in its current form, abruptly derailing Democratic leadership’s agenda and hopes to pass the bill in the Senate. -
Wastewater testing in Jupiter shows worst of COVID-19 cases could be yet to come
January 6, 2022 -
Wastewater testing shows most local COVID-19 cases now Omicron
January 6, 2022 -
Groundbreaking COVID research in Missouri shows alarming trend
January 6, 2022 -
Des Moines Public Works Watershed Journey to Restore Easter Lake
January 6, 2022The City of Des Moines, Iowa is a leader in the development, planning, and execution of efforts to improve water quality and flood management both within city limits and outside of its jurisdictional boundaries. -
Water assistance program opens up to help low-income Pennsylvanians retain service
January 5, 2022 -
MSD continues sending wastewater to University of Missouri to test for COVID-19
January 5, 2022 -
Wastewater COVID testing shows massive jump in presence of the virus
January 5, 2022 -
Louisville sewer district will sell its first climate-certified bonds
January 5, 2022 -
Summit County increases sewer rates for some customers beginning Jan. 1
January 4, 2022