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 …
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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 …
New European Union Reference Laboratories Promote Public Health
Six new European Union reference laboratories for public health were launched on January 1, 2025. The …
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 …
Strengthening the Water Workforce
Building enduring water lab workforces is essential in a time of talent shortages, regulatory shifts, and technological advancements. After …
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 …
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 …
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 …
Recreational Water Quality Testing: A Refresher
Nothing can spoil a summer day at the ocean, lake, or pool faster than contaminated water. What starts as a …
Cybersecurity in Water Labs and Utilities Requires Constant Vigilance
Over the past few years, the water sector has faced frequent cyberthreats, underscoring the need for robust cybersecurity in water …