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The WQA Podcast
Water Quality Association
430 episodes
5 days ago
Welcome to the Water Quality Association Podcast. https://wqa.org. What did 2025 mean for water-quality policy, and what’s next in Washington during an election year? Our guest is Ted Mondloch, Vice President at Current Strategies, WQA’s lobbying and public-affairs partner in D.C. Ted recaps a year marked by shifting regulatory priorities, the bipartisan progress of the Healthy H2O Act, and renewed optimism for advancing water-infrastructure initiatives. 👉 Topics include: PFAS and lead-service-line rules under the new EPA Why the Healthy H2O Act is gaining traction in Congress How election-year dynamics shape what still gets done Practical ways WQA members can make their voices heard 🎧 Listen, subscribe, and learn how advocacy today shapes the future of quality water for all.
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Welcome to the Water Quality Association Podcast. https://wqa.org. What did 2025 mean for water-quality policy, and what’s next in Washington during an election year? Our guest is Ted Mondloch, Vice President at Current Strategies, WQA’s lobbying and public-affairs partner in D.C. Ted recaps a year marked by shifting regulatory priorities, the bipartisan progress of the Healthy H2O Act, and renewed optimism for advancing water-infrastructure initiatives. 👉 Topics include: PFAS and lead-service-line rules under the new EPA Why the Healthy H2O Act is gaining traction in Congress How election-year dynamics shape what still gets done Practical ways WQA members can make their voices heard 🎧 Listen, subscribe, and learn how advocacy today shapes the future of quality water for all.
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#398 - Know Before You Go to the WQA Convention
The WQA Podcast
22 minutes 4 seconds
7 months ago
#398 - Know Before You Go to the WQA Convention
Welcome to the Water Quality Association podcast, promoting the betterment of Water Quality around the world. Find us at https://wqa.org. In this episode, our guest is WQA’s Susan Keaton. Hold on for an informative conversation about the important information attendees need to know and utilize to make the most of the Convention, including how to use the all-important WQA App, what’s new at this year’s event, important dates and times you’ll want to keep in mind, and why you need to register BEFORE you get to Long Beach. Plus, we’ll have our WQA Tip. Learn more and register for the convention at https://wqa.org/convention.
The WQA Podcast
Welcome to the Water Quality Association Podcast. https://wqa.org. What did 2025 mean for water-quality policy, and what’s next in Washington during an election year? Our guest is Ted Mondloch, Vice President at Current Strategies, WQA’s lobbying and public-affairs partner in D.C. Ted recaps a year marked by shifting regulatory priorities, the bipartisan progress of the Healthy H2O Act, and renewed optimism for advancing water-infrastructure initiatives. 👉 Topics include: PFAS and lead-service-line rules under the new EPA Why the Healthy H2O Act is gaining traction in Congress How election-year dynamics shape what still gets done Practical ways WQA members can make their voices heard 🎧 Listen, subscribe, and learn how advocacy today shapes the future of quality water for all.