WQA members still have an opportunity to exhibit in the otherwise sold-out Point-of-Use section of the...
source: WQA
A free webinar covering some of the key results from the recently completed Household Point-of-Use Pathogen...
source: WQA
This week’s WQA Radio podcast guests are Dr. Chad Seidel and Dr. Carleigh Samson from Corona Environmental...
source: WQA
The first “WQA Coffee Break, a monthly video discussion of professional...
source: WQA
Airborne bacteria may see what looks like a comfy shag carpet on which to settle. But it's a trap. Rice University scientists have transformed their laser-induced graphene (LIG) into self-sterilizing filters that grab pathogens out of...
source: Science Daily
Water filters may not be the most glamorous kitchen tool, but they’re an important one. Whether you have a built-in filter in your refrigerator, have an attachment for your sink, or use a filter pitcher, you’re...
source: Real Simple
Race bears the strongest relationship to slow and ineffective enforcement of the federal drinking water law in communities across the nation, according to a new report. “Watered Down Justice” is a new analysis of EPA...
source: Insight News
Researchers have provided the Minnesota Transportation Department (MnDOT) with a comprehensive and practical evaluation of what the agency would need to do to develop wastewater reuse systems for its truck stations and rest areas. Two sites...
source: Crossroads
North Carolina is not among seven states that will be awarded federal grant funding to conduct health studies on people in specific communities who have been drinking water contaminated with per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances,...
source: The Fayetteville Observer
Contaminants from volcanic eruptions leach into water at different rates depending on the shape of the volcanic ash particles, according to new research that could enhancing scientists' ability to predict water quality...
source: Phys.org
The city of Springfield, Massachusetts, is warning people about their drinking water. Customers are being notified about levels of a contaminant that have exceeded the MassDEP standard. These contaminants are formed through the disinfection...
source: WWLP-TV
Aria Bendix writes "Whenever I visit my hometown of Orange County, California, I get to sip some of the purest drinking water in the U.S. The quality is sometimes hard to spot, since many drinking-water contaminants...
source: Business Insider
It was a Sunday tradition at Bethany Slavic Missionary Church. After morning services, Florin Ciuriuc joined the line of worshipers waiting to fill their jugs with gallons of free drinking water from a well on the property, a practice...
source: The Los Angeles Times
A New York City rooftop is an unlikely place for a farm. But stretching across much of a 20,000-square-foot rooftop in Gowanus, Brooklyn, is a bounty of bright green butterhead lettuce, aromatic basil, various tomatoes and other...
source: The Weather Channel
The Water Quality Association today is taking part in two public events in Newark, New Jersey, designed to address citizens' concerns about lead in the city's drinking water.
WQA staff, including Global Governmental Affairs Manager David Loveday, will answer questions...
source: WQA
