NEHA Policy Statement on Onsite Wastewater Systems
NEHA supports the investment of greater resources into research on onsite wastewater systems construction, operation, and maintenance regulations. Furthermore, NEHA supports the implementation of state or local policy standards on onsite wastewater systems construction, operation, and maintenance.
NSF, ANSI and Standards: The Who, What and Why
The demands on environmental health regulatory agencies to do more with less have persisted for many years and the scope and detail of work continues to grow. Concurrently, a desire for uniformity has developed across both the regulatory and industry landscapes. The National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) was created back in the 1940s to assist in tackling these issues and to provide support to environmental health agencies whenever possible.
NEHA Policy Statement on Recreational Waters: Model Aquatic Health Code
NEHA recommends the integration and adoption of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Model Aquatic Health Code by state, local, tribal, and territorial government agencies to ensure public health and safety in aquatic facilities.
A Year Since Launch: NEHA Celebrates the Growth of the Private Water Network
Celebrating the Anniversary of the Private Water Network
Private Water Treatment Webinar Series: Private Well Water Treatment for Arsenic
Private Well Challenges: A Private Water Network Digital Round Table
The Underground History of Sewers
Eligible for NEHA CEUs!
Have you ever wondered what happens after you flush the toilet? Once you pull that lever, anything inside your porcelain bowl goes on a wild ride through miles upon miles of pipes and tunnels until it reaches its final destination — one which isn't where you think.
Join New York Adventure Club for a deep dive into the intricate systems of pipes and water tunnels that create our sewer systems, which us humans so often clog up in our daily lives.
Special Session of Legionella Conference to Address Emergent Health Crisis
NSF Health Sciences and the National Environmental Health Association to Cohost Virtual Conference March 9–10, 2021
