How water workers navigate the turbidity of environmental deregulation

As discussions mount over deregulatory efforts and dramatic shifts in the regulatory structures in Washington, D.C., the voicese water industry leaders and experts are more important than ever.

Greg Newbloom, CEO of Membrion, explains why it is critical for water leaders to be part of how and when deregulation of water and wastewater should be handled. Recorded just after the 90-day delay on tariffs last month, he also digs into the impacts those tariffs could have on the water industry if they were to remain in place, and the broader trends driving water business growth and decline in 2025.

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