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Environmental attorneys and consultants alike should find value in this upcoming ABA SEER Technical Coffee Break on stormwater management. Come with your questions!

Every Dutchland LLC #precastconcrete #tank is custom-designed to optimize our customer's processes. Case in point: a concentric circular process reactor tank for the Aurora WWTP in Portage County, OH. The reactor tank has a 117' outer diameter and a 68' inner diameter. Building a tank within a tank was much more economical & efficient than building two separate tanks. #customerfocused #solutionfocused #creativesolutions

📢 There is still time to register to our FREE Webinar on "Strengthening Water Availability through Seawater Desalination" on March 20th. Join us for an enlightening webinar where experts from across Europe and the Middle East will converge to discuss the pivotal role of desalination in addressing water scarcity challenges. Our speakers will delve into various facets of desalination, exploring topics ranging from the current legal framework to real-world project implementations and lessons learned. 👉 https://lnkd.in/eYEzvCEC

Honored to be on the California SAFER Advisory Group and participate in today’s SAFER Update call. Certainly, a growing topic of conversation today has been private wells in California. California has over 600K private wells across the state, of which at least 150K are known to be out of compliance. Ballpark costs to replace a private well which is failing or out of compliance runs in the 30-60K range.  It is a difficult problem to solve and even with different state and regional assistance programs, the cost to compliance typically rests completely on the homeowner. Often the first step, which is to have your wat retested, is the most difficult. Here is a quick map of California ELAP Certified labs. Many are outside the state, so somewhat also helpful for folks outside of California for lab identification. #privatewell, #wellwater https://lnkd.in/gWdaswT4

Carl Nickander will be speaking at New York Rural Water Association's (NYRWA) 45th Annual Technical Training Workshop & Exhibition. 🎙️ Topic: To Inventory and Beyond! LCRR, now LCRI – Doesn’t Have to Feel Like a Wild Goose Chase. 📅 When: May 22, 2024 at 2:00 PM 🗺️ Where: Verona, NY Have the updated Lead and Copper rules started to feel like a wild goose chase to you? It does NOT have to be! Join us as we walk you through what's required, and the step by step process that will finally allow you to catch that dang goose! With less than a year to complete your preliminary inventory, it is essential to ensure you are collecting and storing your water system's data in an ORGANIZED way. Since new sampling requirements, tighter communication timelines, increased transparency, and more are all going to be reliant upon your inventory it's important to consider HOW you will have to use the data as you are preparing your inventory. We will discuss what LCRR requirements are important, how to develop verification and customer communication strategies, and tips for centralizing your data to make future reporting a breeze. Our team has worked with utilities all over the nation; and, although each state is a little different, the basic work that needs to be done is essentially the same. We'll share some stories of best practices and what has been working as well as regulation updates and what they mean for you going forward. Learn more about the NYRWA Conference: https://bit.ly/4dRRz4b #digitalwater #waterquality #LCRI #waterpolicy #drinkingwater #GetTheLeadOut #LCRI

Visiting various water utility companies is always a valuable experience. Observing how they monitor water quality firsthand provides the best insights into how we can support their efforts.

Ever had to talk to a supervisor about a new pump? Or how about trying to get additional staff members for your work force? This workshop can give you some useful tools to help with those conversations. Come join us and let’s learn together!

Dive into the complex world of #waterquality regulation with our upcoming webinar: "Navigating Waters: Assessing the Ripple Effect of Local Regulation Enforcement on Water Quality," presented by Joe Moore Siltworm, Inc. Explore the crucial link between local regulation enforcement and water quality preservation, gaining insights from real-world case studies and field lessons. Join us as we dissect the impact of regulatory frameworks on communities and discover successful implementation strategies. Get engaged in this insightful session! Register now at https://ow.ly/Rme350QFIz1

After several years of hibernation, the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of EIA is making a comeback! So, if you're in Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Washington DC, Southern Pennsylvania or West Virginia, this is your personal invitation to get involved! Our kickoff meeting is set for June 18th & we've curated a presentation that promises to be both relevant and captivating, setting the stage for fruitful discussions ahead. 1. Update on the DC Mold Program: Environmental Protection Specialist Keith Keemer from the Lead Safe &Healthy Housing Division of the DC Department of Energy & Environment will provide valuable insights into recent developments and changes within the DC Mold Program. 2. Discussion on New Virginia Requirement: We'll feature a presentation and discussion regarding the new requirement mandated by the Commonwealth of Virginia. Effective July 1, 2024, any professional mold remediator working in a residential dwelling must hold a mold remediation certification from the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC). This discussion will provide clarity and guidance on meeting this requirement. #EIA #Asbestos #Leadbasedpaint #Moldremediation #Environmental

The August issue was released today and it is chock-full of great articles! Have you heard about the recent overturn of Chevron but don't know what it means for the water industry? Water expert Olivier Jamin wrote an excellent article on the history of the Chevron deference in the context of the water industry and predicts what its demise means for specific questions of federal and state water law. Get the in-depth analysis needed to understand the repercussions of this decision. How about that recent Supreme Court Opinion on the Texas v. New Mexico and Colorado case? The decision on this case can have real impacts on how states share water in a transboundary basin. Sound familiar? Or perhaps you are interested in understanding the challenges being faced in the Upper Colorado River basin? We have an article from Colorado State water leaders Amy Ostdiek and Jason Ullmann sharing their insights on water management in a time of climate change. But wait, there are some solutions as well! James Eklund and Hannah Mink wrote an article about an exciting new proposal - WaterCard - that will create market-based water conservation credits which can be sold to individuals or companies looking to offset their water footprints. Get the scoop on this new and evolving solution! All this in just one issue - imagine what you can learn in a year... Subscribe today to get access: https://lnkd.in/gJUS-rTV If you need a little incentive, we have a discount special right now for the Professional Subscription. Go to the comments section to find the discount code, and also let us know what you think about these topics!