Current agenda for the 2022 Nutrients Permitting Workshop in Kansas City, MO.
Documents
2022 Mid Year Meeting Agenda
Current agenda for ACWA’s Mid Year Meeting, March 16-17, 2022.
Letter: Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Implementation Guidelines Recommendations
An ACWA letter to the Office of Wastewater Management on the states/interstates recommendations for the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Implementation Guidance.
WOTUS Rule 2 Engagement Letter
A letter from ACWA to Administrator Regan and Assistant Secretary of the Army Collins urging the agencies to provide for specific regional engagement opportunities for co-regulators.
Protecting Against Malicious Cyber Activity before the Holidays
TO: Corporate Executives and Business Leaders FROM: Anne Neuberger, Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy National Security Advisor for Cyber and Emerging Technology and Chris Inglis, National Cyber Director… Read More »
Letter from EPA Administrator Regan to Governors on the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law – Water Infrastructure
A copy of a letter from the EPA Administrator to Governors on the Water Infrastructure provisions of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
S.___ Section 401 Certification Act
SEC. 3. ENACTMENT OF THE SECTION 401 CERTIFICATION RULE.
The final rule of the Environmental Protection Agency entitled ‘‘Clean Water Act Section 401 Certification Rule’’ (85 Fed. Reg. 42210 (July 13, 2020)) is enacted into law.
Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal (BID) Fact Sheet
A fact sheet from EPA outlining the provisions of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal. The Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal invests more than $50 billion through EPA’s highly successful water infrastructure programs.
2021 Nutrients Permitting Workshop Presentations
Below are the presentations from the 2021 Nutrients Permitting Workshop: Permitting for Restoration. Lake Restoration Cherry Creek, CO – Joni Nuttle, Aimee Konowal, and Meg Parish, Colorado Water Quality Control… Read More »
2022 Nutrients Permitting Workshop Save the Date
In re: Clean Water Act Rulemaking
In sum, in light of the lack of reasoned decisionmaking and apparent errors in the rule’s scope of certification, the indications that the rule contravenes the structure and purpose of the Clean Water Act, and that EPA itself has signaled it could not or will not adopt the same rule upon remand, significant doubt exists that EPA correctly promulgated the rule.
ACWA Comments on Preliminary ELG Plan 15
Comments ACWA submitted to EPA regarding EPA’s Preliminary Effluent Guidelines Program Plan 15 (Preliminary Plan 15).
