Articles Tagged with ''water industry''

Cyber attackers have taken notice of the U.S. water and wastewater systems sector, “and utility size simply doesn’t matter” to the attackers, said Jennifer Lyn Walker, WaterISAC’s director of infrastructure cyber defense

Drillers are not just machine operators. They’re the ones trusted to slice into the earth, find the aquifer, and deliver water to families and communities.

The EPA says “some stakeholders have raised questions about applications of the 2023 rule’s scope of certification.” 

Environmental advocates, however, see the move as a troubling rollback of hard-fought protections. 

The Driller will keep covering water legislation. Not because we’re repeating ourselves, but because the stakes keep getting higher. 

'Uncertainty' about federal funding as directed by NEPA and the CWA is prevalent among utilities, according to Sigl, who said NEPA “has been extremely volatile since late” 2024.  

Senior Advisor Jessica Kramer recognized 38 outstanding projects that show how smart investment and creative thinking can make a real difference.

One company recently encountered the scheme when a scammer placed an order for tools and then tried to convince them to pay a freight company via ACH transfer. 

Whether virtual or in person, meeting with a member of Congress requires preparation, including researching their committee assignments and jurisdictions

EPA says it will consider all the comments received and, if appropriate, amend the ICR for the DWINSA.