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Water Board Allocates $2 Million for Replacement Water for Disadvantaged Communities
The State Water Resources Control Board Oct. 16 allocated $2 million to assist the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) in... Read More»
State Board Postpones Vote on Amendment to Recycled Water Policy
The State Water Resources Control Board postponed action Oct. 16 on a proposed amendment to its Recycled Water Policy to allow more time... Read More»
ACWA Submits Letter In Support of Electronic Delivery of Consumer Confidence Reports (CCRs)
ACWA submitted a letter Oct. 9 to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency voicing support for the electronic delivery of consumer... Read More»
ACWA Sends Letter to EPA Supporting Electronic Delivery of Consumer Confidence Reports
ACWA has sent a letter to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency stating its support of electronic delivery of Consumer Confidence... Read More»
State Board to Consider Amendment to Recycled Water Policy
The State Water Resources Control Board on Oct. 16 will consider adoption of an amendment to its Recycled Water Policy that would add... Read More»
EPA Releases New Guidelines for Water Reuse
The EPA has released its 2012 guidelines for water reuse, which update and build on the Agency’s previous reuse guidelines issued in... Read More»
ACWA Submits Comment Letter on Draft Aquatic Weed Control Permit
ACWA submitted comments Aug. 21 to the State Water Resources Control Board on a draft statewide permit governing aquatic weed control. Read More»
ACWA Submits Comment Letter on Draft Aquatic Weed Control Permit
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Arsenic Occurrence and Conjunctive Management in California
This report presents an evaluation of arsenic occurrence in California water sources to illustrate how the U.S. Environmental Protection... Read More»
Blog Post: Science, Not Arbitrary Deadlines, Should Drive Chromium 6 Standard
When it comes to setting a drinking water standard for chromium 6, Californians deserve a process governed by science and not decided in a... Read More»
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