One of a dozen states targeted in a recent wave of cyber attacks, Minnesota is helping water systems shore up their water system IT technology.
Water
Texas Hosts Successful Drinking Water Conference Featuring One-on-One Assistance
Texas convened regulators, operators, and water professionals for a conference in Austin spotlighting drinking water rules and technology.
Idaho Earns Conservation Award for Water Quality Work on Snake River Watershed
Idaho has received a conservation award honoring its collaborative efforts to address water quality concerns in the upper Snake River watershed.
New Hampshire Hosts Watershed Walk at Active Dam Removal Site
New Hampshire’s environmental department and partners are removing two deteriorating dams in the village of Gonic to protect municipal infrastructure and restore natural habitats along the Cocheco River.
North Carolina Reaches $1B in Water Infrastructure & Resilience Funding for Hurricane Helene Recovery
North Carolina has hit a $1B spending milestone for federal and state funding for hurricane recovery and resilience measures, while $758M in unmet needs remain.
Delaware Passes Freshwater Wetlands Protection Act
A new Delaware law directs the Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Control to regulate the protection of approximately 75,000 acres of freshwater wetlands.
ECOS Letter to U.S. EPA on Proposed PFOA and PFOS Extension Rule
ECOS addresses U.S. EPA’s proposed compliance extension to water system PFOA and PFOS treatment requirements.
Michigan Water Quality Dashboard Helps Public Understand Lake Health
Michigan’s Lake Water Clarity Dashboard helps the public identify trends and better understand lake health.
Virginia Launches Drought Dashboard & Interactive Map
Virginia’s new interactive Drought Dashboard provides the public with easy access to real-time state drought data.
North Dakota Marks $2B SRF Milestone
North Dakota has hit a major milestone – $2B in lifetime State Revolving Fund disbursements for water infrastructure projects.
