EPA, CDC Sign Water Conservation Agreement -- Environmental Protection

EPA, CDC Sign Water Conservation Agreement

Jun 09, 2008

Senior representatives of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will participate in a signing ceremony on June 9 to kick-off a historic agreement between the two agencies promoting water conservation. CDC is to become the EPA’s first federal partner in promoting water efficiency.

The announcement will take place at the AWWA ACE08 Exhibit Hall near the WaterSense booth (#2304).

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