The Water Quality Association’s Laboratory is now accepting requests for reduction testing of PFOA, PFOS and other PFAS compounds with detection limits down to 1 ppt (parts per trillion).
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2023 WQRF PFAS Symposium
The 2023 PFAS Symposium will bring together top scientific, technical and water treatment industry experts to share strategies and solutions to PFAS contamination in drinking water. The event is on April 17 at Caesars Forum, in Las Vegas, the day before the WQA Convention & Exposition begins in the same venue.
2022 CA SAFER Accomplishments
Established in 2019, the Safe and Affordable Funding for Equity and Resilience (SAFER) drinking water program was designed to ensure Californians who lack safe and affordable drinking water receive it as quickly as possible and that the water systems serving them establish sustainable solutions. The SAFER drinking water program is helping water systems achieve this goal through a set of tools, funding sources, regulatory authorities, and community outreach and education.
2022 NGWA and WQA Virtual Policy Lunch
Join NGWA and the Water Quality Association for a virtual policy lunch! On April 26 and 27 at 12 pm ET, NGWA, along with the Water Quality Association, will be hosting two policy lunches.
03/21/22 WQA 2022 Convention Update
New option available for compliance with 2022 WQA Convention and Exposition COVID-19 policy Thank you for your support and flexibility as WQA continues to closely monitor all information and adjust to(more…)
IWBA Open letter to LA Times
Bottled water is America’s favorite drink for a reason: it is a safe, convenient, great tasting alternative to other less healthy packaged drinks. Research shows that attempts to deter people from enjoying bottled water will lead them to consume less healthy packaged beverages that contain unwanted sugar, caffeine, or other additives—not tap water.
