Anyone can download the booklet for free, and WQA-members can order printed copies by paying shipping and handling fees. Details are at wqa.org/dummies.
Category: News
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WQA 2021 Convention & Exposition postponed to July 28-30
WQA has postponed its 2021 Convention & Exposition until July 28-30 in hope of increasing the likelihood of hosting a successful in-person event. The event is still set for the Las Vegas Convention Center, in the same space originally set aside for WQA to gather in late April.
WQA unveils new consumer-outreach website
Better Water Today,” a new consumer-focused website explaining the benefits of in-home or at-the-tap drinking water treatment, was introduced at the Water Quality Association’s Mid-Year Leadership Conference. The website, which uses easy-to-understand language and illustrations, is at betterwatertoday.org.
CA SAFER Aquifer Risk Map: At-risk Domestic Wells and State Small Water Systems
The Pacific Water Quality Association (PWQA) encourages all members and other interested parties to engage in this informative event and view the draft map. The Water Quality Improvement Industry is a crucial stakeholder in helping to provide all Californians with clean, safe, affordable water.
EPA issues PFC-destruction challenge
EPA researchers and staff are harnessing the power of crowdsourcing to identify ways to destroy PFAS through non-incineration methods,” said EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler. “The Trump Administration has offered major assistance to more than 30 states across the U.S. to protect human health regarding PFAS, and the agency is offering up to $50,000 for the best design concept to safely destroy the chemical.
WQA offers guidance on sanitizing water treatment systems after building shutdowns
General guidance on sanitizing water treatment systems after a prolonged period of stagnation – such as during the recent COVID-19 shelter-in-place orders – is available from the Water Quality Association.