JOIN LOGIN CONTACT US HOME JOIN TRAINING NEWS STORE About Training Membership Resources Legislative FRWA Staff Media Articles of Interest November 24, 2021 Posted By: Becky Cutshaw in FRWA News , National , State Lawyers: EPA may largely stick with pre-2015 WOTUS rule Report: James River cleanup reaches plateau Federal law to help La. meet demand for water projects Build Back Better Act includes reduced flood-risk funds Boston's Fort Point Channel eyed for stormwater storage Be grateful even when you are in a bad mood Public Effort Regarding Lake O Discharges Gratifying; Result Not | Lehigh Acres Citizen Sarasota Government Leaders Consider How To Use Infrastructure Bill Funding | Herald Tribune Bunnell Hopes To Double Wastewater Plant Capacity | Palm Coast Observer Opinion: In Army Corps’ Plan For Lake O, Make A Good Plan Better | Sun Sentinel Manatee Deaths Set Grim Milestone | Columbian Lettuce, Cabbage For Manatees? Feds, Conservationists Consider Feeding Sea Cows After 1,000 Deaths | Daily Republic Special Legislative Session; Environmental Spending; Groveland Four | WLRN JEA And Developer Reach Tentative Accord On Service For 11,500 Home Project On Westside | Florida Times Union Annual Deer Point Drawdown Begins | WJHG One Million Acre Feet Of Storage Needed North Of Lake O | Okeechobee News Volunteers Needed In The Research Of Algal Bloom Impacts On Humans | WINK Florida Manatees Haven'T Recovered From Starving Last Winter, And The Places That Care For Them Are Maxing Out Says Federal Agency | WFSU Blue-Green Algal Toxins Found In Lake Trafford In Collier County | NBC-2 UF/IFAS Boosting Florida'S Shellfish Aquaculture Industry, Water Quality Initiatives | South Dade News Leader Perspective: Water Is Life | Northern Public Radio House Passes “Build Back Better” Bill Power Of A State Association (North Dakota) EPA Names New Regional Administrators Proposed PFAS Limit in Pennsylvania Stricter Than EPA’s Advisory Congressional Leaders Concede Another Stopgap Spending Bill 'Likely' As Negotiations Remain At Standstill Congressional Legislation To Unlock More ARPA Funds For Infrastructure EPA And Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) Section 1441 Emergency Supply Chain Shortage Authority EPA Responds To NRWA’S Cautionary Comments For Expanding The Scope And Stringency Of Disinfection Byproducts Rules (MDBPs) California County To Use More Than $76 Million In Federal Covid Relief Money To Fund “Hero Pay” Bonuses For Every Employee EPA Finds Adverse PFAS Effects At Lower Levels Than Previously Believed Army Corps Completes Reservoir For Everglades Restoration | Orlando Sentinel Army Corps Completes Reservoir For Everglades Restoration | Associated Press Council Corner: Marianne Barnebey, Ward 2 | Bradenton Times Groups File Notice To Sue City Of Bradenton Over Discharges | Bradenton Times Gov. Ron DeSantis Appoints New Florida Chief Resilience Officer | CBS Miami Lettuce, Cabbage For Manatees? Feds, Conservationists Consider Feeding Sea Cows After 1,000 Deaths | Portland Press Herald Opinion: Lake O Pollution Needs Focus Upstream | Palm Beach Post Special Legislative Session; Environmental Spending; Groveland Four | WJCT After 20 Months Of Uncertainty, Gov. DeSantis Names Wesley Brooks As Chief Resilience Officer | Florida Politics Bad Weather Can Mean Bad News For Miami Water & Sewer | CBS Miami Opinion: Who’S Killing Florida’S Beloved Manatees In Record Numbers? Floridians | Tampa Bay Times Opinion: Guest Opinion: Floridians Want Our Everglades, Oceans And Coasts To Be Oil Free | News-Press C.M. WALKER | Alachua County Today Port Richey Conducts 'Smoke Testing' To Find Problem Spots In Sewer System Following I-Team Report | ABC Action News Water Main Break Affects Service In Hallandale Beach | Local 10 Opinion: Watered-Down Lake Okeechobee Plan Represents A Small Win For The Treasure Coast | TCPalm Opinion: Delray Beach City Manager: Reclaimed Water System Is Improving | Palm Beach Post Forecaster: Sarasota To See Faster Sea Level Rise, More Very Hot Days In Coming Decades | Herald Tribune C-44 Reservoir Completed And Ready To Fill | Okeechobee News New Canal Reservoir To Help Preserve Indian River Lagoon, St. Lucie Estuary From Harmful Nutrients | WPTV Opinion: In Army Corps’ Plan For Lake O, Make A Good Plan Better | Sun Sentinel Opinion: Editorial L County Moving Toward Environmental Restoration | Citrus County Chronicle Riverside-Jackson Trail Project To Start Work In 2022 With Summer Completion | Star Press Game Raises Awareness Of Harmful Algae Blooms Infrastructure Bill Focus Shifts To Rolling Out Funds Biden administration takes step toward reversing Trump water regulations rollback New Lake O water management plan revealed by Army Corps of Engineers Florida governor pledges $1 billion to protect against effects of climate change Texas flood risk reduction project targets grants to assist low-income communities Inside look at El Paso Water Frontera Force Main wastewater pipeline project Project to improve water, sewer services in Gregg County, Texas SJRWMD’s Blue School Grant Program garners environmental excellence award 4 Programs of Excellence funded through the Water Exceptional Item New study shows importance of upper ocean temperature structure to hurricane intensity Florida And Federal Wildlife Agencies Team Up As Manatee Deaths Top 1,000 | WLRN Do Palm Coast'S Canals Need Dredging? | Palm Coast Observer Wilton Simpson To Army Corps: Make Sure State Has A Say In Lake O Water Allocation | Florida Politics Cape Coral Approves Bid For Caloosahatchee Connect Pipeline Project | NBC-2 Climate Change Could Leave Millions Of Miles Of US Roads 'Inoperable' In 30 Years | WMYD CLASSIFIEDS November 22, 2021 Categories FRWA News National State Most Recent Posts Classifieds November 22, 2021 eNews November 19, 2021 by Becky Cutshaw Keeping You Up to Date November 19, 2021 Flushing Signs July 24, 2020 Apprenticeship Program July 6, 2020 IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A VENDOR, CLICK HERE FOR OUR MEMBERS IN YOUR AREA. 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