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» Welcome to our newest Annual Mission Partner   
Discover how your support of A&WMA's mission can strengthen industry leadership and elevate your brand year round. 

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»   Program available for the Odor Management Conference! Make your plans to attend.

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Upcoming Events

  
 
All About ACE
  June 21–24, 2026
   JW Marriott 
   Austin, TX 

 

Get ready to energize your future at ACE 2026!

Become a sponsor or exhibitor! New packages are available. Explore the opportunities and sign up early to get the most exposure.

Learn more at www.awma.org/ACE2026.

Membership Matters

Member Benefit of the Month: Annual Conference & Exhibition
Each year, our volunteers and staff work hard to make the Annual Conference & Exhibition 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, events, receptions, and more. Plus, members enjoy a reduced fee that covers the cost of their annual dues. Take advantage of this benefit and register for ACE in Austin!

Industry Insight

• PFAS Waste

  EM – May 2026: This issue of EM considers treatment options to facilitate PFAS destruction and stabilization from various waste matrixes.

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• Emissions from Shipping

  EM – April 2026: This issue of EM explores how shipping's fuel transition is progressing (or not), the importance of curbing methane emissions, and why black carbon emissions remain a pressing and under-regulated threat.

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• EPA Moving To Regulate Some Data Center Turbines As ‘Mobile Sources’

  In the News: Coverage of the A&WMA Data Centers Conference from Inside EPA — Amid the boom in data center deployment, EPA is seeking to streamline air permitting requirements for developers using temporary power sources, such as combustion turbines or diesel generators, including a coming effort to reclassify some of these facilities as “mobile sources” and thus avoid tougher permit mandates for stationary sources. 

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