WWEMA Advocates For Water Safety

Claudio Ternieden of the Water and Wastewater Equipment Manufacturers Association (WWEMA) recently met with members of Congress and the EPA Inspector General in Washington, DC, during Water Week. His discussions focused on critical issues facing the water industry, including PFAS liability and cybersecurity. Ternieden highlighted the growing concerns over PFAS contamination, including its regulatory and financial implications for water systems. Additionally, he addressed the increasing threat of cybersecurity breaches, emphasizing the need for enhanced protection measures and strategies to safeguard water infrastructure. His advocacy aimed to secure support and develop effective solutions to these pressing challenges.