PFAS Series, Part 4: Navigating PFAS Drinking Water Standards and Regulatory Changes

PFAS Series, Part 4: Navigating PFAS Drinking Water Standards and Regulatory Changes

PFAS drinking water regulations present significant planning, financial, and operational considerations for local governments and water utilities. As requirements and timelines continue to develop, communities must understand not only what compliance may involve, but...
Preliminary Engineering Reports Explained: Requirements, Costs, Timelines, and Next Steps 

Preliminary Engineering Reports Explained: Requirements, Costs, Timelines, and Next Steps 

Photo Credit: pexels.com  What is a PER and Why Do You Need One?  A Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) is a study that assesses infrastructure and identifies failures and needs. It also evaluates the feasibility...

Small System Challenges and Shared Solutions

Small water systems are struggling to keep up with compliance and rising costs. In this episode, we explore how new policy tools, partnerships, and restructuring can unlock solutions for the future. This episode is hosted by Danish Kumar, Climate Change Program...

Shared Solutions: Strengthening Water Infrastructure Through Local Collaboration

Small and rural communities often face steep financial and regulatory hurdles when trying to maintain or improve their water and wastewater systems. In upstate New York’s Mohawk Valley, the towns of Canajoharie, Fort Plain, Nelliston, and Palatine Bridge are showing...