What's New
The latest important information from A&WMA
» The Board of Directors Election is open through November 19. Browse candidate bios and vote with your email ballot.
» ACE 2027 Call for Abstracts available! Submit your work by December 14.
» Register for upcoming webinars on Source Emission Measurements, Managing Environmental Noise, and Environmental Regulation.
» Call for Abstracts open for the PFAS Treatment and Remediation Conference! Submissions are due by December 10.
» Attend fall events including Visibility, Air Information Exchange, and NSR!
Upcoming Events
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16Nov
Using Your Membership Data
2:00 PM to 3:00 PM EST
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18Nov
November YPAC Coffee Break
2:00 PM to 2:45 PM EST
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19Nov
Source Emission Measurements Webinar Part 2
1:00 PM to 2:30 PM EST
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2Dec
Air Information Exchange
12/2/2026 to 12/3/2026 EST
All About ACE
June 28 – July 1, 2027
Long Beach Convention Center
Long Beach, CA
The Next Wave of Environmental Sustainability Starts Here!
Abstracts are now being accepted through December 14.
Learn more at www.awma.org/ACE2027.
Membership Matters
Member Benefit of the Month: Honors and Awards
Each year, A&WMA recognizes individuals and companies for outstanding accomplishments and contributions to the environmental industry. Members and companies who receive A&WMA honors and awards gain recognition, increased credibility, potential career advancement, and company awareness.
Review the criteria for the 2027 Honors & Awards and submit your nomination by January 4, 2027.
Industry Insight
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Managing Air Quality in India
EM – November 2026: This issue of EM looks at some of the National Clean Air Program initiatives to improve air quality management in India.
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Data Center Sustainability
EM – October 2026: This issue of EM highlights some of the steps being taken to improve energy efficiency and sustainability in the data center sector.
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The PM Challenge
EM – September 2026: This issue of EM picks up from the February 2025 issue with more on the challenges of measuring and controlling particulate matter.
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