EPA Seeks Public Input for Development of National Water Reuse Action Plan

Posted: April 18, 2019

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is seeking public input on the development of an action plan to accelerate the application of water reuse as a safe, reliable, and sustainable way to meet the country’s current and future water demands. To facilitate public input on the Water Reuse Action Plan, EPA released a Discussion Framework for…

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Jon Freedman Named Chair of Legislative and Regulatory Policy Committee

Posted: April 2, 2019

The WateReuse Association has selected Jon Freedman, the global government affairs leader for SUEZ’s Water Technologies & Solutions business unit, to chair its Legislative and Regulatory Policy Committee. The committee supports the Board of Directors in setting an agenda to advocate for policies and funding that increase water reuse. The WateReuse Association is a coalition…

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WateReuse Florida Convenes Potable Reuse Commission

WateReuse Florida has convened the Potable Reuse Commission to develop a regulatory framework to safely implement potable reuse in Florida. The Commission, comprised of representatives from utilities, public health sector, agriculture, business, and environmental groups, will provide lawmakers, policymakers and regulators with sound strategies to overcome obstacles and address challenges to potable reuse. The Potable Reuse Commission is supported by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and the Majority Leader of the Florida House of Representatives.

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Backflow Magazine features article by Amy Tracy

Read all about it! Backflow magazine wanted to kntow about recycling water, so they called WateReuse Florida. Reader response has been outstanding!

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Tyler Townsend Receives $1K Scholarship from WateReuse FL

Exceptional student says thanks as he continues his education with support of WRFL. Thank you scholar 2015!

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Bart Weiss Guest Column in Pensacola News Journal

Florida gets 54 inches of rainfall in an average year. To the average person that doesn’t mean much, but to water managers everywhere it means a lot: it means there’s plenty of water for a great quality of life.

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