Yes wondering the same thing on a broader scale. I'm hoping FLC...

Yes wondering the same thing on a broader scale. I'm hoping FLC can also direct strong focus to the US (albeit apparently a harder market to crack).

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/white-house/biden-got-his-infrastructure-win-will-political-reward-follow-n1283395

"In a preview of the message he plans to take to voters, Biden said Saturday that the bill would have a direct impact on people's daily lives by creating union jobs, expanding broadband internet access and helping communities withstand the effects of climate change. The bill also puts money toward clean water initiatives at a time when studies have shown that millions of people are exposed to unsafe tap water or lack access to safe water." (7 Nov 2021)

and from earlier in the year:

http://uswateralliance.org/news/president-biden-introduces-plan-111-billion-water-infrastructure-investment

President Biden Introduces Plan for $111 Billion in Water Infrastructure Investment

The US Water Alliance has advocated for increased investment in water infrastructure since 2015 through our Value of Water Campaign. Water is essential to everything we do, to every community, business, and home in the United States.

Today, President Biden released an ambitious infrastructure plan, the "American Jobs Plan” that included an unprecedented and historic $111 billion investment in water infrastructure. It is heartening to see water be prominently featured in the plan after years of water infrastructure being out of sight and out of mind. We commend today’s commitment to water infrastructure as a reflection and recognition of political will to take action to begin to close the water infrastructure investment gap.

The Plan released today reflects many of the recommendations highlighted in the 2020 paper “The Economic Benefits of Investing in Water Infrastructure” produced by the Alliance’s Value of Water Campaign and the American Society of Civil Engineers. We also see in the Plan a number of funding priorities articulated in the Alliance’s Federal Policy Blueprint, released last month as part of our Recovering Stronger Initiative.

Highlights of the American Jobs Plan proposal for $111 billion in water infrastructure investment:

• To eliminate all lead pipes and service lines in the country, the plan calls for $45 billion in the Environmental Protection Agency’s Drinking Water State Revolving Fund and in Water Infrastructure Improvements for the Nation Act (WIIN) grants.
  
• To modernize aging drinking water, stormwater, and wastewater systems by scaling up existing, successful programs, the plan calls for providing $56 billion in grants and low-cost flexible loans to states, Tribes, territories, and disadvantaged communities across the country.
  
• Finally, the plan includes $10 billion in funding to monitor and remediate PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) in drinking water and to invest in rural small water systems and household well and wastewater systems, including drainage fields.