EPIC Launches Lead Innovation Hub to Aid Lead Service Line Removal
The Environmental Policy Innovation Center (EPIC) launched the Lead Innovation Hub, a tool to help people at all levels of...
EPA Gets Additional 30-Day Abeyance for Lead & Copper Rule Improvements Litigation
On Tuesday, July 1st, the Department of Justice filed a motion seeking a further extension of the abeyance on the...
Save the Date: Data Management Users Conference 2025
ASDWA and the Environmental Protection Agency will be hosting the 2025 Data Management Users Conference (DMUC) from July 29 –...
New Jersey Announces $450 Million Settlement with 3M Over PFAS Contamination
On Friday, May 13th, the New Jersey Attorney General and the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Commissioner announced...
Richmond Faces Boil Water Notice Following Federal Cut of $12 Million FEMA Grant
On Tuesday, May 27th, the primary water treatment plant in Richmond, Virginia issued a boil water advisory to a large...
EPA Lifts Emergency Order on Water in Flint, Michigan
After nearly ten years, the Environmental Protection Agency has lifted an emergency order on drinking water in Flint, Michigan. The...
Exhibitor Prospectus Now Available for ASDWA’s 40th Annual Conference
The Exhibitor Prospectus for ASDWA’s 40th Annual Conference, which will be held October 20 – 22, 2025, is now available....
EPA Keeping Maximum Contaminant Levels for PFOA and PFOS
On Wednesday, May 14th, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced that it will retain the current National Primary Drinking Water...
New Video Answers Consumer Questions about Lead Service Line Replacements
For over a decade, the Lead Service Line Replacement Collaborative (LSLRC), of which ASDWA is a member, has advocated for...
EPA Receives an Additional Abeyance in PFAS Litigation
Early this week, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) asked for and received a 21-day abeyance on ongoing PFAS litigation between...
