WQA is seeking proposals for two separate but similar projects; a Reverse Osmosis Market Trends Report and a Business Operations Benchmarking Report. For detailed information on the two projects, visit the WQA website.
While WQA envisions that there would be significant...
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Data is now available through the end of November 2019 for the Water Treatment Tank & Valve Report.
WQA uses an independent accounting firm to collect monthly water treatment pressure tank and valve unit shipments (in the U.S. only)....
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The January WQA member poll question is "What topics would you like to see addressed in upcoming WQA Essentials...
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We've extended the application deadline to Friday, Jan. 24, for volunteers to apply to serve on a WQA committee,...
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Our guest for this week's WQA Radio podcast is Doug Ramer of Martin...
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The contamination of U.S. drinking water with man-made "forever chemicals" is far worse than previously estimated with some of the highest levels found in Miami, Philadelphia and New Orleans, said a report on Wednesday by an environmental...
source: Reuters via CNBC
Were you one of the WQA members who told us that the top issue facing...
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Water cuts are looming in pockets of the country drying up fast.
Councils in affected areas are assembling dry-weather crews, farmers are now giving extra feed to stock, and Northland kiwi birds are now struggling to feed on hard-baked...
source: RNZ.co.nz via Stuff
In a backyard in Zimbabwe's capital, a 50-year-old mother of two is using hydroponics to grow vegetables for some of Harare's top restaurants, defying drought and an economic crisis that have left millions needing food aid.
Venensia...
source: The New York Times
More than 100 million people could face a critical water shortage in Africa's Nile River Basin in the next two decades due to extreme weather, according to researchers.
The shortage is predicted to come in the midst...
source: The Weather Channel
Born and raised in Colombia, Miriam Rios-Sanchez, was pursuing a major in Geology being trained as a volcanologist before a quirk of fate took her in to the field of hydrogeology, the study where and how groundwater moves through...
source: Forbes
Widespread complaints over foul-smelling drinking water in Rio de Janeiro have triggered a run on supermarket bottled water, though the public utility denied any health risk Wednesday.
Rio governor Wilson Witzel set alarm bells ringing...
source: AFP via France 24
Most of the drinking water for our cities and towns comes from densely forested catchments in nearby mountains. These catchments act like large, and very cost effective water treatment plants, slowly filtering rainfall through the soil before releasing clean water back to...
source: Phys.org
The Orange County Water District, which serves 2.5 million county residents, expects to see nearly a third of the 200 groundwater wells in its service area shut down by year's end because of the presence of toxic PFAS,...
source: The OC Register
After high lead levels and fears of faulty filters thrust New Jersey's largest city into the national spotlight last year, city and county officials hatched a sweeping plan to replace thousands of problematic lead pipes in...
source: NJ.com
