This webinar will explore the ways that intermunicipal collaborations can enable communities to leverage their resources, meet regulatory requirements, and unlock new funding and financing to pursue shared stormwater management goals.
This webinar will focus on federal standards for acquiring goods and services with public funds. This session will also cover the competitive bid process, OMB procurement requirements and contracting public works projects.
The webinar will explore why establishing an internship program can be highly beneficial for utilities.
EPA’s Freshwater Explorer is an easy-to-use, interactive web-based mapping tool for exploring freshwater data from streams, lakes, and groundwater wells in all 50 U.S. states, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
TxWAC accelerates investments in conservation projects that benefit natural resources in Texas.
We hope you’ll join us for a rich dialogue exploring how better data integration can support smarter, more equitable drinking water investments now and in the future.
This webinar will review galvanic (bi-metallic) corrosion theory and, in turn, provide examples where bare stainless steel and coated carbon steel metals were coupled in water and wastewater structures.
Join us for a comprehensive overview of primary treatment, the essential solids separation stage in wastewater treatment.
Join The Lab and the Environmental Polling Consortium (EPC) for an introductory webinar that will turn you into a polling-savvy campaigner!
Data center water use, even in the Great Lakes watershed, has serious implications for the present and the future.
TxWAC accelerates investments in conservation projects that benefit natural resources in Texas.
Comprehensive stormwater management planning can play a pivotal role in enabling communities to address stormwater management challenges and goals strategically, leveraging staff time and budgets to achieve the biggest impact in protecting the health and safety of residents, properties, and public assets.
Tracking federal investments in our water system
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