AWWA has published new editions of manuals of practice covering computer modeling of distribution systems (M32), water meters (M6) and butterfly valves (M49).
The AWWA Technical and Education Council seeks comment on a new AWWA Policy Statement on Public Water Supply Matters that addresses Intakes for Seawater Desalination Facilities.
New efficiency standards for residential clothes and dish washers sold in the United States are expected to reduce their energy and water use by 15% and 20%, respectively.
AWWA has submitted comments to US Environmental Protection Agency addressing an array of climate change issues in the agency's draft National Water Program Strategy.
Airport pavement-deicing operations will be regulated as of June 15 under a final Clean Water Act rule adopted by the US Environmental Protection Agency.
A fourth round of testing of private drinking water wells near natural gas drilling operations in the Dimock, Pa., area did not indicate any contamination of concern.
Cleanup of contaminated groundwater in an eight-square-mile area near Los Angeles, Calif., will benefit from a $6.6 million settlement with responsible parties.
Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings, who is leading a group of Texas mayors in building support for vital new watering restrictions, will share his leadership insights with elected and appointed officials at AWWA's upcoming Annual Conference and Exposition (ACE12) in Dallas.
A new US Department of Agriculture program aims to improve one to seven impaired watersheds in every state and territory.
AWWA and the National Association of Water Companies have urged Congress to reject language in two bills that would restrict travel by government employees to meetings and conferences.
The AWWA Standards Program has added the revision of 35 standards to its 2012 work plan.
The California Department of Conservation has schedule a series of workshops this summer to discuss the practice of hydraulic fracturing as part of a process aimed at regulating the practice.
Expansion of the Water & Wastewater Agency Response Networks to 48 states was noted in the newest report on US preparedness as a significant gain by the infrastructure sector.
Tennessee officials will conduct public hearings June 10 on proposed changes to hydraulic fracturing regulations.
The US Environmental Protection Agency seeks nominations by June 22 of unregulated chemical and microbial contaminants for the fourth Contaminant Candidate List (CCL4).
US Environmental Protection Agency draft guidance sets permitting requirements for diesel fuels used for hydraulic fracturing in Class II underground injection control wells.
McKeesport, Pa., will stop accepting and discharging wastewater from nearby gas drilling operations under terms of settlement of a Clean Water Act suit brought by two environmental advocacy groups.
Companies engaged in hydraulic fracturing on federal and Indian lands would have to publicly disclose the chemicals used in "fracking" fluids under a rule proposed today by the US Department of Interior.
The AWWA Standards Council has approved revisions to the following standard for public comment: ANSI/AWWA C906-12 AWWA Standard for Polyethylene (PE) Pressure Pipe and Fittings, 4 In. Through 65 In. (100 mm Through 1,600 mm), for Waterworks