Resources
Here you will find a variety of resources, including reports, research papers, case studies, webinars, and training materials. We have compiled these resources from a wide range of sources, including government agencies, academic institutions, nonprofit organizations, and industry groups. Our hope is that these resources will be useful for a diverse group of stakeholders, including water resource managers, policymakers, community leaders, educators, and concerned citizens. We will continue to update and expand this page as new resources become available, so be sure to check back often.
EPA Opens $10.8 Million for Water Workforce Training Programs
Every watershed group knows the story: the local water plant operator is a few years from retirement and nobody is…
Good News on the Mon: A New Study Shows the Mine Drainage Is Easing
For generations, acid mine drainage has been the defining wound of the Monongahela. A new study using more than a…
The Public Has Turned on Data Centers, and It Crosses Party Lines
All year we have followed communities pushing back on data centers reaching for their water and power. New polling shows…
AI for Water: What It Actually Looks Like
We recently shared the big-picture policy questions around AI and water. Now here is the practical follow-up: what does AI…
Remembering Franklin Kury: The Man Who Put Pure Water in Pennsylvania’s Constitution
In Pennsylvania, clean air and pure water are not just goals. They are constitutional rights. That is true because of…
Days Left to Comment on Pennsylvania’s Proposed PFAS Rule for Sewage Sludge
Pennsylvania is proposing, for the first time, to require testing of sewage sludge for forever chemicals before it gets spread…
Foundation for PA Watersheds Opens Fall Grants With $475,000 Earmarked for Raccoon Creek
The biggest fall funding window for Pennsylvania watershed work is now open, and this round comes with something unusual for…
Pennsylvania Wants More Places to Put a Boat In
Pennsylvania has more than 85,000 miles of rivers and streams and about 4,000 lakes. The state has now put in…
Add Your Group’s Name: Tell the EPA to Monitor Drinking Water for Microplastics
Microplastics are turning up in our water, and right now the federal government does not systematically test drinking water for…
Nature Is Worth $50 Billion a Year to the Ohio River Basin
We tend to talk about the Ohio River Basin’s forests, wetlands, and streams in terms of beauty and health. A…
