WWD Digest News - May 28th, 2024
 
 
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May 28, 2024

This edition of our newsletter is focused on providing you some information on regulation and compliance issues in the wastewater sector. Chief among those content pieces is our brand new eHandbook on Build America, Buy America. Download this eHandbook today to learn the basics about the law, how it is enforced, and the ways it is influencing wastewater equipment manufacturers and engineers.

- Bob Crossen, Editorial Director

PotlatchDeltic Lan & Lumber, LLC., will pay $225,000 for alleged Clean Water Act violations, and will start projects that help conservation in the area.
The U.S. EPA announced more than $300 million in Brownfield Grants through the BIL to address legacy pollution, advance environmental justice and create healthier communities.
The U.S. EPA finalizes order with California Department of Corrections regarding a treatment plant.
The ruling aims at holding polluters accountable rather than water utilities and their customers.
The U.S. EPA is accepting public comment on a proposed plan to limit PCBs in the Spokane River Basin.
Renew Brew is a collaboratively made beer using recycled water from the Charlotte Water's advanced wastewater treatment processes that won Best in Show at a brewing competition.
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When the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act was passed and signed, few media outlets and experts took note of a new law contained within it called Build America, Buy America (BABA). BABA requires utilities and contractors use domestically manufactured equipment and materials for permanent items in their federally funded public infrastructure projects...
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The process is expected to be completed by the spring of 2026.
The U.S. EPA has settled with a solar company based in Massachusetts for alleged stormwater violations.