Press Releases

The Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies (AMWA) is following with interest the proposed $1.185 billion settlement of litigation over contamination attributable to so-called “forever chemicals.”

AMWA continues to support regulation based on sound science and data, and the association welcomed the opportunity to provide feedback to EPA on its proposal.

Senate legislation will preserve CERCLA’s “polluter pays” principle for PFAS cleanups.

New water sector study compares five administrative pathways for establishing a permanent federal low-income water assistance program to support an estimated 20 million U.S water-burdened households

The LIHWAP is an essential lifeline for water utilities during the pandemic and has aided roughly 400,00 households nationwide through its first year.

Biden Administration’s FY24 spending plan for EPA includes water funding.

Bipartisan FLOW Act allows utilities to use most effective financing on full replacement projects.

Philadelphia Water commissioner represents AMWA at Senate hearing on water infrastructure.

EPA must balance cost and benefit.

Bicameral legislation responds to association’s call to increase engagement in information sharing resource.