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Case studies explore how low-income water affordability and assistance programs around the country are using data sharing to increase participation.
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Using Data to Deliver Water Affordability
This timely webinar highlights successful local models for using data matching to enroll eligible residents in low-income water discount programs.
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AI Infrastructure Sign On Letter to the White House
This is a sign on letter from environmental, labor, consumer and utility customer public interest groups to the White House requesting inclusive representation of climate, labor and consumer advocates in the development of the Administration’s AI Infrastructure priorities and strategies.
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Letter Urging Bridge Funding on Low Income Household Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP)
This is a sign-on letter to Appropriators urging that they include additional funding for the Low Income Household Water Affordability Program (LIHWAP) for FY 2024. Over 150 organizations signed onto this letter for critical low-income household water assistance.
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Agreement on Home Appliance Efficiency Standards Will Preserve Consumer Features and Deliver Remarkable Energy Savings
Home appliance manufacturers, together with consumer, climate, and energy and water efficiency advocates announce a consensus plan to improve energy and water efficiency.
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Letter to EPA re PFAS Drinking Water Regulations
nking water rules and to ensure affordable drinking water. These comments urge EPA to reject the premise that drinking water can either be safe or affordable which is contrary to environmental justice and leads to unsafe water for disadvantaged, overburdened communities.
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