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AMWA
11/20/24

AMWA outlines priorities for incoming administration

AMWA last week wrote to President-elect Donald Trump to congratulate him on his return to the White House and to request his administration’s support for three policy pillars that would promote a strong water sector over the next four years. The three policy pillars identified in the letter were developing sound drinking water regulations, making robust investments in water infrastructure, and collaborating to address physical, cyber, and natural threats.
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