Native American Activists Victorious After Judge Orders Pipeline Shut Down | WJCT
Boil order issued after lighting strike breaks water mains in The Villages | Villages News
DeSantis Approves Aquatic Preserve Designation | Hernando Sun
Bay County leaders establish St. Andrews/St. Joe Bays Estuary Program | WJHG
Governor signs Clean Waterways Act | Lehigh Acres Citizen
Turkey Point plant to use reclaimed water for towers | Key West Citizen
Boil water notice for part of Panama City Beach | Walton Sun
Longboat Key sewage line breaks, pollutes Sarasota Bay | Anna Maria Islander
Longboat Key sewage break spilled into Sarasota Bay for weeks | WTSP
Federal judge denies request to block Lido Key renourishment | Your Observer
Marion County staffers work to restore road on Bahia Circle | WCJB
Longboat Key sewage spill estimated at 25.8 million gallons | Your Observer
Sewage Can Help Track Pandemic Virus Trends | WUSF
Reports of blue-green algae 'too soon' to link to Longboat sewage spill | Herald Tribune
DeSantis signs bills on cleaning up waterways | South Dade News Leader
Boil water notice in effect for 11 streets in Venice | WTSP
FWC could close Apalachicola to oyster harvesting for five years | WJHG
Rural Illinois New Water Hookup Causes Lines to Break with Water Loss for 6 Hours (News).
Jim Jacobs of Ripon, Wisconsin Awarded “Operator of the Year” (Ripon Press).
Rural Water Groundwater Quality May Be China’s Pollution Nightmare (NYTimes).
Water Lawyers House Passes Moving Forward Act
Comments on Senate Privatization Bill
Country’s Largest Water Utility Association Appoints New CEO
Congress Begins Work on Appropriations Bills
Fort Lauderdale's sewer calamity blamed on budget strategy that diverted funds meant for fixes
U.S. House Passes Massive Infrastructure Bill with Amendment on Lead Service Line Funding
ASDWA Publishes State Source Water Protection Program Handout on Coordinating with NRCS
26 million gallons of sewage may have spilled into Sarasota Bay | ABC Action News
For Poor In America, Sanitary Sewage Disposal Can Be Challenge | WUFT
Guest opinion: What you need to know about reclaimed water | News-Press
DeSantis Signs Clean Waterways Act, Which Has Been Criticized By Environmentalists | WJCT
Longboat Key moved to address aging pipe a month before spill | Herald Tribune
Longboat Key's sewage spill estimated at 25.8 million gallons | Your Observer
City lands $6 million in RESTORE funding | Gulf Breeze News
Florida's $92.2 billion budget includes millions to help clean up Treasure Coast waters | TCPalm
Opinion: A watered-down bill will not fix our water quality issues | Okeechobee News
Sewage Leak Sends 26 Million Gallons into Sarasota Bay Wetlands | Bradenton Times
WATER TREATMENT WE FIX BAD WATER! WHOLE | Citrus County Chronicle
DeSantis Vetoes Land Management Bill | Bradenton Times
Opinion: Saturday's letters: independence, virus testing, sewage spill, more | Herald Tribune
BP to pay for four new Okaloosa County reefs | Destin Log
ESF-14 Cross-Sector Business and Infrastructure Partners Call
CISA Releases Cyber Essentials Toolkit #2
Multiple Santa Rosa County projects slashed by Governor DeSantis | Northwest Florida Daily News
Group tries to halt dredging of Big Pass in Sarasota | Herald Tribune
Treasure Coast to see $91 million in direct funds from new $92.2 billion state budget | TCPalm
State allocates funds for makeover of Centennial Park, other city projects | News-Press
Highland Beach: Told that beach is ‘stable,’ town aims to keep it so | Coastal Star
Opinion: OUR VIEW: Assessing Florida's slimmed-down budget | Northwest Florida Daily News
Delray Beach: Cost to fix reclaimed water system almost $1M and counting | Coastal Star
Opinion: John S. Quarterman: Watered-down bill won't fix water quality issues | Gainesville Sun
Editor's Note: Delray commission owes taxpayers the truth | Coastal Star
Miami-Dade advised to sue over forever chemicals | Miami Today
Satellite imagery shows algae potential in lake | Okeechobee News
Panel to consider oyster harvest suspension | Florida Politics
Longboat Key pipe may have dumped 28 million gallons of sewage into Sarasota Bay | Herald Tribune
City of Jacksonville Council Approved $2M in CARES Act Funds
Boaters might get more access to Norriego Point | Destin Log
DeSantis signs bill on cleaning up waterways | My Panhandle
Gov. Ron DeSantis signs new environmental laws at Loggerhead Marinelife Center in Juno Beach | WPTV
Florida Researchers Are Studying Metals In The Gulf Of Mexico | WUSF
DeSantis slashes $5 million for projects in Bay County | Panama City News Herald
Gov. DeSantis signs Clean Waterways Act | Florida Politics
Longboat Key urges residents to limit water usage after wastewater main break | Your Observer
DeSantis Signs Sweeping New Environmental Law For Cleaner Water | WUSF
Sanibel’s seasonal ban on fertilizers to go into effect | Sanibel-Captiva Islander
Gov. DeSantis signs environmental bills, adds penalties to polluters | Orlando Sentinel
Among Senate sprinkles wiped away: Hospital in Blountstown | Florida Politics
A new sculpture celebrates Southwest Florida's watershed | Florida Weekly
DeSantis signs bills addressing sea level, algae, pythons, iguanas | WFLA
Palm Beach County Water Utilities announces temporary modification of disinfection process | WPTV
Longboat Key's main sewer pipe breaks, spilling sewage | Herald Tribune
Gov. DeSantis signs environmental bills, adds penalties to polluters - Orlando Sentinel
Florida Supreme Court declines to take up conservation fight
Budget Breakdown: Gov. Desantis Vetoes $1 Billion from Proposed State Budget | WCJB
Georgia calls Florida’s Apalachicola River argument ‘rhetoric’ | Orlando Sentinel
Researchers investigating water flows on oyster reef restoration | Sanibel-Captiva Islander
DeSantis vetoes $1.1M for Naples sewer project to improve water quality | Naples Daily News
Gov. DeSantis announces $1 billion in budget vetoes due to coronavirus pandemic | WFTV
Plastic Preference/Open Competition Amendment to House Infrastructure Bill
Private Water Industry Dropped from Group Promoting Private Water Legislation
EPA Union Hits Back on EPA Reopening
Virus Fallout Forces U.S. Cities to Cut Budgets, Projects
Federal Judge Deliberates on Safety of Fluoride in Drinking Water
US Water Bills Becoming Unaffordable
Col. Kelly on Lake Okeechobee: Balancing project purposes | Okeechobee News
15% Of Century’s Fire Hydrants Are In Bad Shape. Seven Don’t Work At All. | North Escambia
Dept. of Health issues advisory for Davis Boat Ramp after finding blue-green algae | WINK
County rolls out one-day watering schedule for unincorporated areas | Citrus County Chronicle
CISA will conduct a series of cyber virtual tabletop exercises (VTTXs) on July 14-16, 2020.