This most-recent cyberattack on American Water Works isn’t just another wake-up call for utility companies but for every individual reliant on these services. This incident might well be the catalyst for a broader understanding of how intertwined our digital and physical worlds have become, and how personal action, like installing an at-home water treatment system, isn’t just about health, comfort, and convenience, but also about resilience in the face of modern threats.
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Welcome to WQA’s New Government Affairs Manager
Welcome, WQA’s New Government Affairs Manager! Paige O’Malley is a seasoned Government Affairs professional with extensive experience advocating in an association setting across multiple states,(more…)
USEPA 2024 PFAS NPDWR
As water testing capabilities improve, and as more PFAS contamination circulates through the ecosystem, it is simply a matter of time until ALL UTILITIES are affected by this rule. This will significantly impact the cost of municipal water.
2024 Loveday Scholarship research poster winners
Student researchers from Virginia Tech University and the University of British Columbia are winners of the Water Quality Research Foundation’s first David Loveday Memorial scholarship(more…)
WQA Resources – Hurricane Idalia
Drinking water can become contaminated during and after flooding LISLE, Ill. – Flood resources, including a video called “Five Things to Know About Water After a Flood,”(more…)
2023 WQA Midyear Leadership Conference
Registration is open for the 2023 WQA Mid-Year Leadership Conference, set for September 19-21 in Lake Tahoe, CA. All water quality professionals are invited to join in shaping and advancing industry strategy, outreach and support as well as participating in activities benefiting the Water Quality Research Foundation.
