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NWC News Alert (Nov. 15, 2024): Recent NEPA ruling will have far reaching implications for CEQ
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NWC Federal Spotlight (Nov. 11, 2024): Honoring Veterans, Post-Election Insights, and 2025 Legislative Summit Registration
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NWC News Alert (Oct. 31, 2024): Connor stepping down/upcoming elections/WRDA 2024
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NWC concludes successful 2024 Annual Meeting (Sept. 18-20) in New Orleans
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NWC News Alert (July 22, 2024): House Takes Up Key Water and Appropriations Bills This Week/Hearings of Interest
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NWC News Alert (July 11, 2024): New USACE leader announced/FY2025 Energy and Water/FFRMS
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NWC Federal Spotlight (July 8, 2024): FY2025 appropriations, WRDA, regulations

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The National Waterways Conference is the only national organization to advocate in favor of national policy and laws that recognize the vital importance of America’s water resources infrastructure to our nation’s well-being and quality of life. Established in 1960, NWC supports a sound balance between economic and human needs and environmental and ecological considerations.

Recent Event Recap

Our 2024 Annual Meeting, held September 18-20 in New Orleans, LA, brought together an exciting and engaged group of speakers, participants and sponsors. Visit the link below to read a full recap of the event.

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Our Core Issues

Person kneeling in a bed of water around plants, holding an ecosystem restoration tool.

ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION

A dam in a body of water aiding in flood control.

FLOOD CONTROL

A hydropowered infrastructure with water flowing forth.

HYDROPOWER

A cargo ship lined up against a port on a waterway.

NAVIGATION

View from a sailboat of a body of water and another boat.

RECREATION

Water infrastructure aiding water supply.

WATER SUPPLY

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Arlington, VA 22201
703-224-8007
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The National Waterways Conference is the only national organization to advocate in favor of national policy and laws that recognize the vital importance of America’s water resources infrastructure to our nation’s well-being and quality of life.

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