While the phrase “forever chemicals” captures attention, it does not accurately reflect the chemical diversity or biochemical behavior of PFAS as a class. The phrase succeeded in raising awareness. But the future of PFAS management belongs to science-driven nuance, not oversimplification.
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Richard Mest joins WQA
Richard Mest has joined the Water Quality Association as Strategic Affairs Officer. In the newly created role, Mest will serve as a mentor and catalyst for strategic affairs across the association, but most specifically WQA’s business development strategy, government affairs and technical affairs.
2025 Consumer Drinking Water Insights
As we wind down 2025, water treatment industry sales continue to be fueled by consumer concern, the need for convenience, and an unwavering demand for(more…)
Smart Cities with Dumb Water
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…)
WQA selects Phoenix for 2027 Convention & Expo
The 2027 WQA Convention & Expo will be held in Phoenix, AZ. This signature event is expected to bring more than 3,000 dealers, manufacturers and consultants from around the world to the fifth-largest U.S. city April 28-30, 2027.
April 2025 EPA moves to combat PFAS in ethe environment
With this approach, EPA will provide the foundation and investment necessary for a toolbox that will help states and communities dealing with PFAS contamination.