We create easy to understand summaries, fact sheets and infographics that officials can take back to their communities to communicate clearly and effectively about potential public health risks and solutions. Visit our website to learn more. https://t.co/q6Mc8RdoUt

We must make it a priority to ‘fix the basics’ first by investing resources to upgrade our nation’s #water infrastructure. Learn from Council Member @chadseidel as he explains why America’s water #infrastructure needs major improvements and where to begin.

Check out Council Member @ChadSeidel’s @AuthorityPM podcast interview with @LohrThoughts where he discusses how to prioritize microbial contaminants, #PFAS, and access to safe drinking water. https://t.co/NFTNEh4fNo

The November Monthly Roundup is now live with the most recent news in the world of #water! Last month, the World Health Organization released PFOA/PFOS drinking water guidelines and the Water & Health Advisory Council responded.

Council Member Kathryn Sorensen, Director of Research at the @KylCenter for Water Policy at @ASU, talked to @CNN’s @BillWeirCNN about Lake Mead potentially reaching dead pool and what can be done moving forward. https://t.co/uBXCQArdVD

We are thrilled to announce that water utility management, policy, and finance expert Manny Teodoro (@MPTeodoro) has joined the Council to help advance our mission of bringing clarity and context to fast-moving drinking water issues.

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In a new @KUNC article, Council member @chadseidel discusses how wildfires have lasting effects on drinking supply even after they’re put out.

In this month's issue of @WFM_Journal, Council member @chadseidel discusses how science-based cost and risk analysis can be used to allocate government funds and resources to the most pressing threats to our nation’s #drinkingwater systems. https://t.co/DQse6zNjJw

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What does it mean to make risk-based decisions for drinking water policy? @chadseidel explains the concept of prioritizing risks and addressing the drinking water issues that impact the most amount of people first.

Globally, 13% of all deaths among children under 5 years old are attributed to inadequate #water sanitation and hygiene. #WaterFacts World Health Organization https://t.co/D50xKXnqeV

From our June issue...Commentary: What Our Nation's Drinking Water Systems Need Now by Chad Seidel @coronaenv

Chad's comments here are on point-we need to ensure the BIL $$ spending is optimized & I recommend checking out his Relative Health Indicator! Solid work! Commentary: What Our Nation’s Drinking Water Systems Need Now - Water Finance & Management

In Winter 2022, Councilmember @chadseidel's research was featured in @awwa’s Source Magazine. Chad & his co-authors @KathAlfredo & Amlan Ghosh recently released a peer-reviewed analysis that sets a new way for policymakers to analyze toxic contaminants.

Our team of scientists & technical experts dedicate themselves to providing the information needed to understand the issues that impact water quality. Visit our Research & Resources page to learn more.

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Ashley Campbell explains what it means for #PFAS to be designated as a hazardous substance under CERCLA and potential impacts on water utilities at @AMWA_water and @CDMSmith's PFAS webinar. Such a knowledgable panel sharing some great information and insights!

AMWA and @CDMSmith's webinar is now in progress. Michael Moore @CityOfAnaheimCA opens by sharing the city's experience with communicating new #PFAS regulations with customers at the beginning of the pandemic.

The January Monthly Roundup is live! Recently, we worked with independent researchers to develop four white papers that explore the science behind the toxicity of #PFAS. Visit our website to read more in the January roundup!