Water and Natural Resources Committee
Date
October 26
Format
Hybrid
Location
Santa Fe, NM
Importance:
Track every Water & Wastewater event across the US
Every conference, summit, and hearing nationwide as it's announced, with speakers, saved filters, email alerts, and calendar sync.
600+
sources monitored continuously
All 50
US states covered
3,315
events reviewed in the last 30 days
533
curated and published
About
An approved work plan covers water, energy, natural resources, conservation and climate, and agriculture, land management and animals. Water topics include the Water Data Act and aquifer mapping; the Strategic Water Reserve and Jicarilla Apache Nation water-sharing agreement; the New Mexico Unit Fund; the Water Security Planning Act; produced-water rulemaking; the 50-Year Water Action Plan; surface-water quality and public water systems; water-rights enforcement; brackish-water treatment, desalination, contamination and watershed protection; Texas v. New Mexico and the Rio Grande Compact; Indian water-rights settlements; Colorado River Basin issues; water demand from data centers and mining; PFAS; dams; and green infrastructure. Energy topics include grid modernization, community energy-efficiency projects, battery-storage siting and safety, utility ownership and proposed acquisitions, the Clean Fuel Standard, the Energy Transition Act, small modular reactors, transmission and renewable-energy siting, San Juan Generating Station and mine remediation, geothermal development, data centers and large-load management, solar, electric-vehicle charging, methane and ozone rules, hydrogen and fuel-cell technology. Natural-resources and climate topics include wildfire impacts, federal environmental protections, drought and extreme heat, public-land protections, recycling and the circular economy, critical and rare-earth minerals research and recycling, mining reclamation, uranium cleanup, PFAS, and nuclear-waste cleanup at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Agriculture and land-management topics include water scarcity, food and farm initiatives, wildlife management, Bosque management, invasive species, composting, regenerative agriculture, nonfunctional turf restrictions, solar shade and agrivoltaics.
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