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How Nature-Based Water Systems Improve Quality But Complicate Testing

As the changing climate drives more extreme rainfall and growing populations outpace infrastructure, many communities are turning to nature-based water …

Diana Kightlinger
| Sep 19, 2025
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The Water Crisis May Benefit from Technologies That Also Contribute to It

The global water crisis means safe drinking water is out of reach of more than 2 …

Diana Kightlinger
| Aug 26, 2025
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News & Research

Disaster Preparedness for Wildfires: What Utilities and Labs Should Do

As wildfires become increasingly intense and unpredictable, they pose a serious and growing threat to water systems. These events don't …

Diana Kightlinger
| Aug 19, 2025
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New European Union Reference Laboratories Promote Public Health

Six new European Union reference laboratories for public health were launched on January 1, 2025. The …

Diana Kightlinger
| Aug 14, 2025
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Drinking Water in Maui After Wildfires: Takeaways for Your Lab

Drinking water in Maui after wildfires—recognized as the deadliest U.S. wildfire incident in more than a century—was assessed in …

Catherine Arnold
| Aug 08, 2025
A gloved hand holding taped vial sample.

MPN Versus CFU: Understanding Two Key Measures in Water Quality Testing

When you're testing water quality, estimating the number of bacteria in a sample is essential to protect …

Diana Kightlinger
| Jul 14, 2025
A researcher uses a pipette to test water.

Quality Control Refresher: Using Positive and Negative Cultures

Quality underlines every water test lab's credibility to customers and the public. In a recent

Diana Kightlinger
| Jun 17, 2025
A woman wearing a plastic scrub cap stands in a water laboratory.

Strengthening the Water Workforce

Building enduring water lab workforces is essential in a time of talent shortages, regulatory shifts, and technological advancements. After …

Catherine Arnold
| Jun 10, 2025
Water lab scientist analyzing sample with AI.

How AI in the Water Laboratory Can Drive Smarter, Faster Results

Across industries, artificial intelligence (AI) is redefining how we work. Water quality testing labs are no exception. From automating time-consuming …

Diana Kightlinger
| Jun 03, 2025
A researcher using a pipette in a lab.

What Is Aseptic Technique and Why Is It Important?

Ensuring the integrity of your test results depends on strict adherence to aseptic technique while testing water samples. Aseptic means …

Diana Kightlinger
| Jun 03, 2025
Buildings overlooking the sea in Tossa de Mar, Costa Brava, Spain.

Managing Seasonal Water Demands in Tourist Areas

Each year, popular tourist destinations brace for a familiar cycle: a wave of visitors, a spike in water demands, and …

Diana Kightlinger
| May 27, 2025
Corroded lead pipes.

EPA Puts Lead and Copper Rule Improvements in Effect

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized the Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) in December 2021, a vital step toward reducing …

Diana Kightlinger
| May 20, 2025
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