SUNY Fredonia study says numerous water bottles are contaminated
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How Do We Get Our Drinking Water In The U.S.?
Click this link to find out https://www.npr.org/2016/04/14/473806134/how-do-we-get-our-drinking-water-in-the-u-s
Chemists At MLU Develop A Simple, Easy-To-Use Method To Break Down Pollutants In Water
Check out this article on a new treatment technology that may address pharmaceuticals in the waste stream. Chemists Develop Easy-To-Use Method To Break Down Pollutants In Water
Environmental Protection Fund Spending Reflects Historic State Commitment
Resources Beyond Dedicated Revenues May Be Needed in Coming Years
March 8, 2018 Training Session in Hampton Bays - Cancelled
The training session in Hampton Bays on Thursday, March 8, 2018, has been cancelled due to the incoming inclement weather. Stay safe everyone!
SWAP - Please Consider Supporting Our Legislative Campaign
Dear NYRWA Members:
As you may have heard, NY State Senator James Tedisco is sponsoring a Bill S3292/A3907 to create the Safe Water Infrastructure Action Program (SWAP).
DEC Announces 172 Pharmacies, Hospitals and Long-Term Care Facilities Participating in 2nd Round of State's Pilot Drug 'Take-Back' Program
DEC Announces 172 Pharmacies, Hospitals and Long-Term Care Facilities Participating in 2nd Round of State's Pilot Drug 'Take-Back' Program |
New York Rural Water Helps Utility Plan for Sustainability; Saves Community $10,000
A “tip of the cap” to our Wastewater Technician, Steve Grimm, for his efforts with the Village of Mayfield and other communities in developing sustainable management practices. Great work Steve!
Source Water Protection Work Group
The NYSDEC and NYSDOH have recently established a Source Water Protection Work Group and New York Rural Water Association has been invited to participate in this committee. This work group has been created to discuss ideas and issues related to source water protection. Members of the work group are being asked to provide advice on source water protection-related topics to these agencies. Steve Winkley, NYRWA’s Source Water Protection Specialist, is a member of this group and he is asking for your input