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

Nothing can spoil a summer day at the ocean, lake, or pool faster than contaminated water. What starts as a …

One of the most significant weeks of 2025 for the water community is coming up on May 4–10.

As the Palisades and Eaton wildfires burned in early January 2025, water utilities across Los Angeles County issued

Over the past few years, the water sector has faced frequent cyberthreats, underscoring the need for robust cybersecurity in water …

Over the last decade, podcasts have become increasingly popular—and you can find one for …

Trade shows are an excellent way for water lab and water industry professionals to learn about new research and strategies, …

Nothing is more important to life on the planet than protecting our freshwater resources and managing them sustainably.

Half of the world's population uses groundwater for drinking, and nearly as many utilize it to irrigate crops. This water …

More than 3,000 years ago, a Bronze Age wastewater manager dumped sewage into a pond—and found given time, the resulting …

In late September 2024, Hurricane Helene hit western North Carolina hard, sweeping away homes, businesses, and residents. But the disaster …

After Hurricane Helene swept through North Carolina in September 2024, many private wells remained unsafe for …