Monthly Archives: September 2015

This week we’re continuing our review of the states that identified water topics at the top of their lists of issues most important to voters in 2015, according to the recently issued second edition of CQ Roll Call’s 50 State … Continue reading →

CQ Roll Call recently issued the second edition of its 50 State Project covering the issues that dominate state legislative agendas across the country. The report contains a comprehensive listing and analysis of the issues that got the most attention … Continue reading →

Regional approaches to addressing critical water infrastructure needs vary, and those variations offer stark contrasts in needs met, and needs ignored. New Jersey offers an example of a state legislature recognizing its key role in the battle for desperately needed … Continue reading →

As Congress returns from its August recess, join us in urging lawmakers to change a law that is stemming the flow of critical funding to desperately needed water infrastructure projects all over the country. Urge Congress to repeal the ban … Continue reading →

The story of New Orleans before and after Hurricane Katrina illustrates both the perils of federal government inattention to aging and inadequate water infrastructure and the promise of federal investment when it does materialize.   As Americans know all too well now,  ten years following … Continue reading →