This session will explore how local communities are addressing water-related challenges—like floods, droughts and access to clean water—through innovative, community-driven solutions.
This webinar will provide a summary of projects completed to date under the MOA and then provide a deeper dive into the most recent project focusing on state disaster resiliency planning.
This online session provides the latest practical and academic knowledge on integrating biodiversity and the natural environment into urban planning, from creating greener streets to ensuring safe swimming waters.
Join Kimberlee Cornett, our director of Impact Investments, Chris Ranniger, senior economic development loan officer at Communities Unlimited, and Maria Gallegos Herrera, director of Environmental Services at RCAC, for a timely discussion on the solutions and investments needed to deliver safe, affordable water to all communities.
A lively panel of BlueTech's network of TAG experts and Research Analysts will be discussing the key events and highlights from our research throughout the year, and making some predictions for what 2026 will bring for the water sector
This webinar will present both an overview of the Administration priorities for lead and a detailed look at this data mapping approach available now for states and partners to use.
Elizabeth Carlson, Chief Sustainability Officer at Tricon International, is kicking off a new year of #TxWAC (Texas Water Action Collaborative) bi-monthly stakeholder meetings, hosted by Texan by Nature.
EPA’s America’s Children and the Environment (ACE) serves as a national barometer for children’s environmental health, featuring over 35 environmental and health indicators.
Join us for a one-hour essential overview of headworks—the critical first line of defense in wastewater treatment facilities.
This presentation provides an overview of the updates to EPA’s River Basin Export Reduction Optimization Support Tool (RBEROST); a description of linkages to source loads from the USGS dynamic SPARROW model for North Shore watersheds and a groundwater-based model for loads for South Shore watersheds; and preliminary results.
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.
Tracking federal investments in our water system
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