Events
Welcome to the events page of the H2O Water Network website. This page is dedicated to providing a comprehensive list of events related to sustainable water management practices and water-related issues in the Upper Ohio River Basin. Our goal is to provide a one-stop-shop for individuals, organizations, and communities looking to learn more about water management, best practices, and policies in the region.
Public Events
Natural Infrastructure/ Workforce Development Policy Report Release
Then, join Reimagine Appalachia on Tuesday, March 19th at Noon ET for a webinar discussing a new report that will…
WATER UNITES A WATER EQUITY SUMMIT
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February 2024 Public Listening Session
February 2024 Public Listening Session EPA’s Environmental Financial Advisory Board EPA’s Environmental Financial Advisory Board (EFAB) will hold a public…
Spring Water Policy Forum | Philadelphia
If you find yourself in the Philadelphia area in the spring, please consider joining us for this event.
Upcoming Ohio River Basin Alliance Webinar on Community Benefits of River Restoration
ORBA is kicking off their annual winter webinar series with a discussion of the “Community Benefits of River Restoration”. This…
Invitation to Neighborhood Meeting: Ohio River Tunnel Project – Tuesday, January 30, 2024
| | Dear Residents and Workers of the North Side, We are excited to invite you to a neighborhood meeting…
Proposed Lead and Copper Rule Improvements
EPA will be holding a public hearing on its proposed Lead and Copper Rule Improvements (LCRI) next week on January…
Drinking Water Standards Working Group Meeting – Jan. 10, 1 pm
The first Drinking Water Standards Working Group Meeting of 2024 will be Wed. Jan. 10 at 1 pm via zoom.…
Private Water Supply Education and Testing Webinar – January 8
The Penn State Extension provides an important resource for the many residents of the Basin that get their water supply…
(SW PA Water Network (all)) Waterway Benefits Study Webinar – Jan. 25
This case study webinar may be of interest to some as we work to capture the hard to quantify but…
