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ASHRAE Standard 514 Introduces New Requirements for Managing Building Water Risks

The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) recently introduced an enhanced standard for water in human-occupied buildings …

Diana Kightlinger
| Nov 01, 2023
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Which States Have the Best Tap Water Quality—and the Worst?

Most Americans expect clean, healthful tap water every time they turn on the faucet—for a refreshing drink, a quick shower, …

Diana Kightlinger
| Oct 27, 2023
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Water Quality Certification Correlates With Greater Farm Profitability

For the last four years, farms enrolled in Minnesota's Agricultural Water Quality Certification Program (MAWQCP) earned higher profits than farms …

Diana Kightlinger
| Oct 20, 2023
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Legionnaires' Disease in Household Water Systems: Are We Monitoring Enough?

The taps and shower heads we use each day have an underestimated potential to harbor infectious disease bacteria, according to …

Catherine Arnold
| Oct 13, 2023
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Water Quality Determines Ranchers' Success During Grazing Season

In regions where cattle graze, access to high-quality water can impact their gains. Ranchers often use surface sources, like ponds, …

Diana Kightlinger
| Oct 05, 2023
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Cholera Deaths Highlight Unsafe Water Quality in South Africa

In the small town of Hammanskraal, South Africa, 23 residents have died of cholera since May …

Diana Kightlinger
| Sep 28, 2023
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Freshwater Mussels Help Clean Degraded Waters

Various forms of pollution cause degraded waters, including suspended sediment, excess nutrients, harmful bacteria, and heavy metals. A water body …

Diana Kightlinger
| Sep 22, 2023
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Water Testing Drones Take Off

Drone-based water testing has gained traction over recent years. While the technology varies, it generally involves deploying an unmanned aerial …

Alyssa Danigelis
| Sep 15, 2023
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Aquality App Addresses Water Contamination in Agriculture

In the ever-pressing work to reduce water contamination, the Dutch nonprofit Deltares has partnered with IBM to offer a solution. …

Diana Kightlinger
| Sep 07, 2023
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Achieving Sustainable Development Goal 6 Calls for Worldwide Support from Water Professionals

On World Water Day, March 22, 2023, IDEXX CEO Jay Mazelsky announced IDEXX's pledge to join other industry leaders to …

Diana Kightlinger
| Aug 31, 2023
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Stay Compliant

Chain of Custody Basics for Water Labs

Proper chain of custody procedures are essential for any water lab seeking Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Laboratory Certification for Drinking …

Rachel Tracy
| Aug 22, 2023
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The Dangers of Pharmaceutical Drugs in Drinking Water

The concentration of pharmaceutical drugs in the world's rivers could harm human and ecosystem health, according to a

Diana Kightlinger
| Aug 17, 2023
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