We're extending an exclusive invitation to our next E&E News subscriber briefing — a virtual conversation where our expert reporters analyze policy topics, explain policymaking, and answer your questions to help you plan your next move
Join us at our upcoming webinar for a preview of a powerful new DAC Mapping Tool that explores how states define “Disadvantaged Communities” (DACs) for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) across seven Great Lakes states.
The Basics of Water Utility Regulation is designed to de-mystify the economic regulation of water (and wastewater) utilities and better prepare those involved in regulation to address current and emerging water economic regulatory issues.
The degradation of aquatic ecosystems can have widespread impacts on both aquatic ecosystem function and aquatic organism health.
The webinar will review the risk communication and human-centered design strategies used to develop the Flooded Homes Cleanup Guidance website and provide an overview of the website and its key features.
You're invited to join the Environmental Polling Consortium’s second quarterly community poll briefing of the year.
Anna Kramer, NOTUS Environmental and Energy reporter, will moderate a roundtable discussion between RFF scholars Kevin Rennert, Alan Krupnick, and Carlos Martín covering the analysis published to date and forecast upcoming issues related to emissions, natural disasters, markets, and more
This presentation will introduce the recent EPA report Risk-Based Framework for Developing Microbial Treatment Targets for Water Reuse.
Are you curious about the agricultural sector in MA? How is farming being impacted by climate change in Massachusetts?
Attendees will have the option to receive a certificate of attendance. Acceptance is contingent on organization requirements—EPA cannot guarantee acceptance.
We asked: what Tribal drinking water data is publicly-available, how is it collected, how is it published, and what are the implications for Tribal data?
Join EPIC and Atlas in previewing a beta version of the Wetlands Impact Tracker 2.0.
Tracking federal investments in our water system
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