Call for Abstracts

Present at the industry's premier environmental event! 
Share your knowledge, advance the industry, and make connections.

Call for Abstracts available! Submit your work by November 25.


We're looking for the latest and greatest research, ideas, and solutions in the environmental industry on topics including, but not limited to:

• 2025 Mini Symposium — Collaborating for an Equitable, Resilient Environment
• Hot Topics — Coastal Adaptation, ESG Reporting, Emissions Reductions, PFAS, Prescribed Burning and Land Management
• Air Emissions
• Air Quality, Measurements, Modeling
• Environmental Justice
• PFAS and Emerging Contaminants
• Brownfield Redevelopment
• Climate Change
• Community-based Monitoring
• Environmental Program Administration
• Regulatory and Legal Issues
• Health, Safety, and Environmental Effects
• Indoor Air and Vapor Intrusion
• Bioenergy, Biofuels, Biogas, Landfills
• Oil & Gas, Power Generation
• Sustainability and Resource Conservation
• Waste Treatment and Waste-to-Energy

Presentations can be submitted in these formats: 

• Platform or Poster with Technical Review
• Platform or Poster with Content Review
• Full Manuscript
• Extended Abstract
• Panel Session
• Slide Presentation Only

Platform Presentations and Technical Posters: Authors may submit a full-length manuscript or extended abstract for technical review, or PowerPoint presentation slides that will receive only a content review. 

Technical and Student Posters: Authors must submit a poster board in accordance with A&WMA guidelines for content and format. 

Panel Sessions: Requires panel chair to recruit speakers and submit a 150-word Panel Synopsis describing the panel topic/goals and listing confirmed panelists and their affiliations by March 7.

Why you should present
A&WMA’s Annual Conference is recognized as the premier international conference of its kind providing the latest information on air, environmental justice, climate change, emerging contaminants such as PFAS, energy, sustainability, resource conservation, and waste management issues. The conference typically has over 200 platform and poster presentations, 30+ panel sessions, and up to 10 concurrent sessions each day.