EPA Revised Lead and Copper Rule Will Lead to Safer Drinking Water
Health experts agree: There is no safe level of lead exposure, which is why the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) …
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Health experts agree: There is no safe level of lead exposure, which is why the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) …
According to charity: water, in 2022, 771 million people worldwide don't have access to clean water. …
As part of an all-female water management team, interim chief technical officer, Irazema Rojas, is helping reshape the look …
As the demand for water on the planet grows, using wastewater wisely after it's treated becomes increasingly vital. Before the …
Millions of lead pipes carrying drinking water in the United States are set to be replaced under a $1.2 trillion …
Keeping up with industry news and trends is critical for water testing lab owners, managers, and technicians. Having inside knowledge …
For years, scientists have known that climate change is acidifying the oceans. Absorbing human-produced carbon dioxide …
Every year, each community water system must provide a Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) to …
The species Legionella pneumophila was responsible for nearly all legionellosis cases in France in 2020, according to a recent national …
The U.S. is entering an era of water reallocation. As excessive groundwater pumping has produced plummeting water tables, causing wells …
In an era when nearly 80% of the U.S. freshwater supply begins on forested land, wildfires …
What do these have in common: taking underwater videos of Great Lakes habitat, testing air quality in Kansas City, observing …