Online Exclusives
Rules & Regs: Michigan Infrastructure Package Includes Millions for Onsite Systems
Also in this month's regulations update, a conservation group plans to sue the Massachusetts DEP over pollution around Cape Cod
New York Articles
Editorial
Rules & Regulations - October 2020
New York lawmakers want to eliminate income tax from septic grants.
Online Exclusives
Rules & Regs: Colorado Residents Concerned Development Will Harm Water Quality
Also in this month's regulations update, Jacksonville, Florida's plan to phase out septic tanks could take as long as 50 years
Editorial
NOWRA Pushes $50 Million Federal Program to Fix Failing Septic Systems
Online Exclusives
Rules & Regs: Congressman Introduces Bill to End Septic Grant Tax
Also in this month’s regulations update, Island County, Washington, hikes its septage dumping rates by 80%
Online Exclusives
Rules and Regs: Progress on Federal Aid for Septic Replacements
Also in this month’s regulations update, coronavirus causes backlog of point-of-sale onsite system inspections in Erie County
Online Exclusives
Weekly Flush: Septic Inspection Debacle Leaves Business Owner Broke
In other septic-related news, firefighters in Arlington, Texas, share photos after rescuing a dog that fell 25 feet into a residential septic tank
Editorial
Rules & Regulations - May 2020
Online Exclusives
Rules & Regs: Water-Quality Bill Making Progress in Florida
Also in this month's regulations update, 75 properties have applied for reduced-cost onsite systems in Lowndes County, Alabama, which has long been plagued by onsite wastewater issues
Online Exclusives
Two Septic Installers Killed in Long Island Trench Collapse
Editorial
New York’s Suffolk County to continue building infrastructure in advanced onsite systems
Editorial
New York Communities Step Up Effort to Upgrade Substandard Onsite Systems
Editorial
Hawaii Groundwater Issues Reach the U.S. Supreme Court
Hawaii groundwater issues reach the U.S. Supreme Court.
Online Exclusives
Rules & Regs: Hawaii Injection Well Case Could Avoid Supreme Court
Also in this month's regulations update, faulty septic systems are the suggested culprit for bacteria in Clark County, Washington's Whipple Creek
