Since May 1st and through August 18th, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has confirmed over 15,000 cases of cyclosporiasis in the United States with nearly 11,000 cases attributed to a multistate outbreak
The recent cybersecurity attacks affecting water and wastewater utilities across multiple states serve as an important reminder of a reality facing the water sector today: as utilities become more connected,
This summer, the conversation at the confluence of water and artificial intelligence traveled well beyond our own events. It showed up on two continents and among the people actually shaping
Funding, regulatory updates top list of 2026 priorities for U.S. stormwater sector Stormwater professionals from across the United States gathered in Washington, D.C., this spring with a shared goal: strengthen
The Water Environment Federation’s Collection Systems & Stormwater Conference brought water professionals to Portland, Oregon, for four days of technical education, collaboration, and practical solutions focused on protecting public health
We’re proud to share that the Water Environment Federation (WEF) has been named a Top Workplace for 2026 by WTOP News — an honor made even more meaningful because it’s
Water Week press conference brings together water experts to highlight sector landscape “Where water flows, food grows.” Those words began an address from United States Rep. Jim Costa (D–California) during
The Water Environment Federation (WEF) honors the life and legacy of Dr. James Barnard (June 6, 1935 – Jan. 27, 2026), an internationally renowned environmental engineer widely recognized as the
Love water and storytelling? This scholarship can help you experience WEFTEC in person — and bring new ideas back to your team. WEFTEC is one of the biggest gatherings in
