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⏰ Early-bird rates for the Water Quality Technology Conference end October 23.
Join us in Memphis, TN, from November 15–19 to learn about the latest research on PFAS, lead and copper, advanced treatment, and more.
View the program and register:
news.awwa.org/4hkN6th
Join the 2027 Water & Wastewater Leadership Center for unparalleled learning, collaboration, and growth.🚰
The 10-day residential learning experience at UNC will take place March 1-11, 2027.
📅Applications due November 20, 2026.
👉 Apply now: news.awwa.org/4dHTI3S
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What happens when you turn the handle (or push the button) and nothing happens? No flush, no flow, no health. Reliable water service doesn't happen by accident and EPWater is proud to provide reliable service to our community that keeps the system running! @TheValueofWater
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What would a day without water look like?
From our daily routines to public health and safety, nearly every part of our lives depends on water. For #ImagineADayWithoutWater, we're spotlighting the value of water and the people and infrastructure that make it possible.
Stay ahead on PFAS regulations! 💧 Steve Via joins Alison Wuensch & Charlotte Mitchell Duyshart on The EFCN Podcast to discuss PFAS standards from policy and utility perspectives.
🎧 Listen: news.awwa.org/47cOfyp
#AWWAinDC
Nominate an individual who has demonstrated exceptional volunteer service or support for Water Equation. Last year’s honoree was Ashok Dhingra. Nominations are now open and close December 31, 2026. To nominate visit: news.awwa.org/4APULZv
When critical wastewater equipment is too old for replacement parts, what’s next? Traverse City used State Revolving Fund financing to upgrade and protect public health. See how SRFs support communities in #AWWAConnections: news.awwa.org/47xlyw6
Join us for:
Modern Utility Operations with Virtual Agents
FREE Webinar, Sponsored and Presented by Hansen Technologies
📅 Date: October 13
🕚 Time: 11:00 a.m. MT
🔗 Register: news.awwa.org/4zn3AII
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Students, time is running out! There’s less than one month left to apply for AWWA scholarships for the 2027–2028 academic year. Don’t miss your chance to invest in your future and help shape the future of water. Applications close on November 6th. Apply: news.awwa.org/4jNImPo
Reliable water service is easy to take for granted until it's gone. This story from Ukraine shows how water pros, non-profits and other partners are restoring critical infrastructure and keeping water flowing during wartime.
Read more in #AWWAConnections: news.awwa.org/4hNpfTd
Meet tomorrow’s water leaders! 💧 The Newark Watershed Science and Leadership Academy inspires grades 6-12 to explore STEM and their role in the water cycle. See how these changemakers are shaping our sector in #AWWAConnections: awwa.org/AWWA-Articles/new-j…
Source Water Protection Week is coming to a close. Thanks to the utilities & source water protectors who shared their work this week. Protecting the source takes many forms & many people working together. Thanks for following along! #ProtectTheSource! #SourceWaterProtectionWeek
American Water Works Association retweeted
Drinking water is one of our most valuable resources because we need it to survive, but where does it come from?
Check out the process of getting drinking water delivery, IN REVERSE:
youtube.com/watch?v=gj3Tw33O…
#SourceWaterProtection #ProtectTheSource
American Water Works Association retweeted
Planning an activity near a river, lake or reservoir?
Pack out trash, pick up pet waste and follow local shoreline and recreation rules.
The places where we swim, boat and fish may also be drinking water sources.
#ProtectTheSource #SourceWaterProtectionWeek
Farm runoff can carry excess nutrients and sediment into streams and rivers, affecting water downstream. Conservation practices and partnerships can reduce runoff and .#ProtectTheSource. #SourceWaterProtectionWeek youtu.be/yklUlB68wWU?si=f-Fy…
American Water Works Association retweeted
Protecting existing water sources is also part of planning for the future. As water needs and conditions change, recharging the sources communities already rely on can help utilities manage future supply and treatment needs.
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#SourceWaterProtectionWeek #ProtectTheSource
Join us for:
Detecting Underground Water Leaks with 93% Accuracy
FREE Webinar, Sponsored and Presented by Oldcastle Infrastructure
📅 Date: October 8
🕚 Time: 11:00 a.m. MT
🔗 Register: news.awwa.org/4hVTubD
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ALT Close-up of water spraying from a broken underground pipe surrounded by gravel and soil.
Small actions at home can help #ProtectTheSource, like how you dispose of old medicine. Flushing it or pouring it down the drain doesn’t make it disappear. @dcwater explains why a medication drop-off is a better option for helping protect our waterways.
#SourceWaterProtectionWeek
Source water protection takes many forms: state protections for wetlands and streams to forest management, agricultural partnerships & everyday actions. As federal protections change, states, utilities, communities & individuals all have a role. Read more: news.awwa.org/4A5LCeU
About 70% of New Jersey’s drinking water comes from the New Jersey Highlands. With support from @njamwater and the @amwater Charitable Foundation, @MuskyWatershed expanded PFAS sampling across the Musconetcong watershed. #ProtectTheSource #SourceWaterProtectionWeek