What's New
The latest important information from A&WMA
» ACE Technical Program available. Check out the sessions, panels, and speakers and register now!
» Final Program available for the PFAS Treatment and Remediation Conference. There's still time to register!
» The 2025 Visibility Conference will be held this October in Lake Junaluska. Start making your plans to attend now!
Upcoming Events
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9Jun
ACE 2025
6/9/2025 to 6/12/2025 EDT
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12Nov
NSR Workshop
11/12/2025 to 11/13/2025 CST
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21Jun
ACE 2026
6/21/2026 to 6/24/2026 EDT
Registration is open!
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Membership Matters
Member Benefit of the Month: Annual Conference
Each year, our volunteers and staff work hard to make the Annual Conference an enriching experience for all of our members. ACE provides the ideal opportunity for sharing, collaborating, and networking with three days of technical presentations, tours, courses, events, receptions, and more. Plus, members enjoy a reduced fee that covers the cost of their annual dues. Take advantage of our greatest member benefit and register for ACE in Raleigh!
Industry Insight
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Methane and Beyond
EM - May 2025: This issue of EM focuses on the various sources and trends in methane, methane emissions, and how methane can be mitigated through policies and alternatives solutions such as hydrogen.
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States Grapple With Addressing PFAS In Biosolids, Touting Source Reduction
In the News: Covering A&WMA's specialty conference, "The Science of PFAS", Inside EPA wrote, "RALEIGH -- States are grappling with how to address PFAS contamination from the land-application of biosolids, with regulators emphasizing the importance of regional collaboration and reducing PFAS at the source before it reaches wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs), but alternative disposal methods, like landfilling, are fraught with concerns too."
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What Lies Ahead for Environmental Justice?
EM - April 2025: This issue of EM considers what lies ahead for environmental justice initiatives in the presence of major federal government headwinds in the United States.
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