Ken Kirk sees the big picture now. When it comes to policy development in the area of clean water, he?s seen the full extent of both struggles and achievements and takes pride in the latter.
The Water Infrastructure Management Award was created by UIM in 2012 to recognize individuals who are on the forefront of driving innovation and who have had a lasting and meaningful impact within their utility and/or the water/wastewater field.
At the time of this issue?s publication, the Los Angeles Times reported that the agricultural industry is facing $1 billion in lost revenue while the state could wind up paying an additional $500 million for groundwater pumping. Among the many questions the situation poses, one is, ?How do city leaders cope with these challenges??
The Leak Has Already Started. Are You Listening? 
PFAS and Microplastics: Are Patterns Repeating? 
EPA directs $227 million to Tribes, Alaska Native Villages 
Getting Jackson on Track 
EPA to release draft guidance for PFAS in biosolids for public comment 
EPA waiving WIFIA fees for small communities 
