Pauli Undesser delivered an inspiring presentation at TEDx Folsom this year. In her talk “Smart Cities Can’t Afford Dumb Water,” Pauli makes a compelling case:(more…)
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2025 Pacific Palisades Fire
DUE TO VOC’S, DO NOT DRINK THE TAP WATER IN PACIFIC PALISADES, ZIP CODE 90272, and ADJACENT COMMUNITIES IN THE LADWP SERVICE AREA NORTH OF SAN VICENTE BLVD.
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.
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 California Plumbing Code, California Mechanical Code Now Available
The 2022 editions of the California Plumbing Code (CPC®) and California Mechanical Code (CMC®) have been formally released. Both the hardcopy and eBook versions, viewable on computers, tablets and smart phones, can be purchased and downloaded via the IAPMO web store.
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.
