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Texas Water 2023

Texas Water 2023 will be held April 11 - 14, 2023! Join us to take part in the largest regional water conference in the U.S.
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WEAT/WEF Virtual Awards Ceremony

Join us for the 2023 WEAT/WEF Virtual Awards Ceremony to celebrate this year's WEAT and WEF award winners!
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Managing Biosolids and Public Perception: How to Woo with Poo!

Discover the latest advancements in biosolids management and explore strategies for improving public perception at the Managing Biosolids and Public Perception Specialty Conference: How to Woo with Poo!
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Texas Water 2023!

Registration is now open for Texas Water 2023! The largest regional water conference in the United States will be April 11-14 in Houston.

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Become a Member

Network with your industry peers and colleagues on best water management and treatment practices. Be part of something larger than you! Join a 3200+ strong group of committed and passionate individuals working for clean water. Become part of The water quality group in Texas today!

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What We're About

At 3500 strong, WEAT’s members are professionals who have dedicated their careers to protecting and enhancing our state’s water resources.

Educate

WEAT educates water quality professionals on best treatment practices and promotes innovative treatment techniques.

Engage

WEAT provides networking opportunities for peer to peer learning and professional growth.

Advocate

WEAT protects human and environmental health through professional and public information and education.

Member Story

" I have served as Co-Chair of WEAT Southeast, Wastewater Operations Committee from 2018 to 2022. I am excited to continue serving WEAT at the State Level as the Co-Chair of the Collection Systems Committee.

Raghavender Nednur, Houston Public Works