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2024 National Blue Ribbon Commission (NBRC) Action Plan

2024 National Blue Ribbon Commission (NBRC) Action Plan

ARCSA is proud to partner with the National Blue Ribbon Commission (NBRC) and other key organizations, including @IAPMO and the @GSA, to advance onsite water systems across communities. By partnering, we are able to align codes & standards with the NBRC's health risk-based framework and develop regulations for onsite reuse. With states like California, Minnesota, and Washington leading the way, we’re excited to help expand these efforts nationwide.

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National Water Reuse Action Plan: Online Platform

National Water Reuse Action Plan: Online Platform

WRAP actions seek to advance the consideration of reuse to improve the security, sustainability, and resilience of our nation's water resources, especially in the face of a changing climate. This action will focus on advancing nonresidential stormwater and rainwater catchment systems for potable and non-potable water reuse applications.

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U.S. GSA’s P100 Document Now Requires ARCSA International Standard Compliance

U.S. GSA’s P100 Document Now Requires ARCSA International Standard Compliance

ARCSA International is pleased to announce the United States General Services Administration (GSA) has accepted its proposed change for the Facilities Standards for the Public Buildings Service (P100), requiring major capital projects of more than 5,000 square feet employing rooftop rainwater catchment and harvesting systems to comply with relevant ARCSA/ASPE/ANSI standards.

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New Book Examines Pressing Water Issues in 21st Century

New Book Examines Pressing Water Issues in 21st Century

Water issues have long challenged human civilization, but the 21st century has brought complex new dimensions to this age-old problem. In the wake of 9/11, cybersecurity concerns have come to dominate water infrastructure management and research.  As the water sector confronts this evolving landscape of challenges old and new, public access to objective scientific information is imperative. This book bridges that gap, providing citizens, students, educators, and other stakeholders with authoritative coverage of cutting-edge water science, technology, and innovation.

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