Entries Tagged Drinking Water

Saint Louis University has established the Water Access, Technology, Environment and Resources (WATER) Institute. The new institute brings together researchers in the...

Evoqua provides complete services for solutions that remove PFAS and other contaminants from municipal drinking and other waters. The company partners with...

COVID-19 will unquestionably delay achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the latest global attempt to improve the quality of life of...

Vanderbilt researchers have discovered that perchlorate inhibits the uptake of iodide, an essential component of thyroid hormones, in a more pronounced and...

In response to the COVID-19 stay-at-home orders, many building plumbing systems are not being used. As they remain unused, water quality can...

Turbidity continues to be one of the most critical measurements in drinking water treatment. While the measurement principle is simple and well...

Few acronyms raise as much consternation these days as PFAS. The acronym stands for poly- and perfluoroalkyl substances, and they’ve become a...

As the global COVID-19 crisis continues to develop and reports of bottled water shortages make headlines, the National Association of Water Companies,...

A lawsuit challenging the use of fluoride treatment in drinking water systems could have a far-reaching impact for utilities around the nation. For...

The environmental compliance and water quality team at Illinois American Water visits schools throughout the year to educate students about the water...

Entry 243652A wastewater treatment plant in Mendocino City, California, was forced to shut down operations for several hours in October during planned...

Two researchers from the University of Toronto — Bob Andrews and Chelsea Rochman — recently collaborated with drinking water providers in a...

Take a look at footage of the Pirtle Spring Water Treatment Plant in Hardin County, Kentucky, as supervisor Chris Gohman talks about...

An assortment of toxic pollutants in California drinking water could cause more than 15,000 cases of cancer, according to a peer-reviewed EWG study...