Views on the Latest Regulations
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Top EPA Challenges In Wastewater And Stormwater
5/12/2014
One of the U.S. EPA’s leading voices shares the agency’s most important agenda items.
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The Great Graywater Debate
4/11/2014
Widespread nonpotable reuse of graywater could potentially lead to a significant reduction in water demand, and over 8 million people across the U.S. are already using graywater for landscape irrigation. Yet most of the graywater reuse currently taking place is illegal.
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EPA Stormwater Ruling: How Will It Impact Utilities?
1/21/2014
A little-known provision within the Clean Water Act (CWA) could soon have a very big impact on how stormwater is regulated.
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The Year In Water Regulations: What You Need To Know
12/9/2013
The steady march of water-related mandates was afoot in 2013, though a bit slow and meandering. The following is an overview of the EPA’s rulemaking progress over the past year.
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EPA Goes 'Next Generation' With Regulatory Compliance Program
12/2/2013
Inspired by new technology and an evolved philosophy, the EPA changes its approach to pollution-control rulemaking and compliance.
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Congress And Water: Much Ado About Nothing In 2013
11/22/2013
If Congress were to get a grade for their recent work on water and wastewater matters, it would be “incomplete.” Here’s what they did (or didn’t) get done in Washington this year.
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Water And Wastewater Funding Legislation For 2014
10/31/2013
Dawn Kristof Champney, President of the Water and Wastewater Equipment Manufacturers Association (WWEMA) and Ron Duecker, COO of JWC Environmental and the chair of WWEMA's Presidents Council, explain the industry’s relationship with Congress and what we all can be doing to push the industry’s interests further on Capitol Hill.
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Decentralized Wastewater Treatment Uses Energy Wisely
10/17/2013
Bob Rebori, President of Bio-Microbics, discusses the challenges and benefits of using decentralized wastewater treatment for commercial applications.