The S-803 standard is currently the only sustainability standard in existence that applies specifically to drinking water treatment systems.
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Chlorine in Sewage Treatment Could Promote Antibiotic Resistance
Chlorine, may be failing to eliminate pharmaceuticals from wastes. As a result, trace levels are discharged from the plants into waterways. Scientists are now reporting that chlorine treatment may encourage the formation of new, unknown antibiotics that could enter the environment, potentially contributing to the problem of antibiotic resistance.
Stop doing it wrong
In my travels, I meet many enthusiastic men and women who aim to help their clients enjoy a better lifestyle by improving the water that(more…)
Uninvited Guests – bacteria and other organisms can exist in groundwater
Modern UV systems are so much more cost-effective and easy to maintain than their outdated ancestors, that I recommend installing a 254 nm UV radiator on every home after their softener for increased peace of mind and better water quality.
Pharmaceuticals leaching into Groundwater
Pharmaceuticals and other contaminants from treated municipal wastewater can travel into shallow groundwater following their release to streams, according to a recent USGS study. The research was conducted at Fourmile Creek, a small, wastewater-dominated stream near Des Moines, Iowa.
Understanding the Advanced Oxidative Process
Understanding AOP Advanced Oxidative Process (AOP) technology has been in use to address unique water quality challenges since the 1970’s. AOP involves the generation of(more…)