http://www.fresnobee.com/news/business/agriculture/article109776322.html By Lewis Griswold lgriswold@fresnobee.com A state water agency has told some farmers in Tulare County that their operations caused nitrates to get into drinking(more…)
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2016 ARCSA Annual Conference
2016 ARCSA FOUNDATION ANNUAL CONFERENCE Las Vegas Convention Center REGISTER TODAY! ARCSA FOUNDATION CONFERENCE | December 5-7 ARCSA/IA EXPO | December 7-8 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS(more…)
We all live Downstream
As water quality improvement and management professionals, it is our responsibility to learn and understand the impact of anthropogenic and natural environmental contamination, especially comprehending the fact that water in the air, water on the ground, and water under the ground is subject to constant change and movement.
Chromium VI data released in September 2016
In response to a new national map showing the presence of chromium-6 in the nation’s drinking water, the Water Quality Association (WQA) has provided new resources to help homeowners and businesses understand the issue.
State of the Water Quality Improvement Industry 2016
The Water Quality Association (WQA) is a leader in the field; providing the leadership, lobbying efforts, and education to ensure that society’s leaders are making good decisions, that consumers are informed, and that plumbers and water dealers are educated in how to protect their clients from waterborne contaminants and health hazards.
Protect your Groundwater 2016
Groundwater is the lifeblood of our nation. Everyone can and should do something to protect groundwater. Why? We all have a stake in maintaining its quality and quantity. The quality of our groundwater affects every aspect of our lives now and long into the future.