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Plumbing systems company Sloan earns WAVE verification

Feb 26, 2024 | wqpmag.com | Katie Johns

Pipes & DistributionPlumbingPlumbing systems company Sloan earns WAVE verificationSloan earned The Water Council’s WAVE program verification, indicating that the company implanted best practices in improving water stewardship performance. Photo 11479540 © Nelson Alonso | Dreamstime.comSloan, a manufacturer of commercial plumbing systems, has earned verification to The Water Council’s WAVE program, according to a press release from The Water Council.
IAPMO seeks technical subcommittee members for supply stops

Feb 26, 2024 | wqpmag.com | Katie Johns

Pipes & DistributionPlumbingIAPMO seeks technical subcommittee members for supply stopsIAPMO is seeking volunteers with a technical background in plumbing products to participate in a technical subcommittee for standards on supply stops with integral water hammer arresters.
Wisconsin launches grant program to address PFAS, manganese in water systems

Dec 26, 2023 | wqpmag.com | Jordan Kari

Contaminant RemovalEmerging ContaminantsWisconsin grant program to address PFAS, manganese in water systemsSmall public water systems, from mobile home parks to schools, can begin submitting applications on Jan. 16, 2024 for grant funding to address PFAS and manganese contamination.
Innovator Kyle Scheele to headline 2024 WQA Convention

Dec 12, 2023 | wqpmag.com | Justin Brown

Editorial/TopicalInnovator Kyle Scheele to headline 2024 WQA ConventionAuthor, speaker and artist Kyle Scheele will present “Becoming an Idea Factory: how to Turn Yourself (and Your Organization) into an Innovation Machine” at the WQA Keynote Session on March 5, 2024. Photo 104597058 © Samorn Tarapan | Dreamstime.comThe Water Quality Association (WQA) announced that author, speaker and artist Kyle Scheele is the keynote speaker for the 2024 WQA Convention & Exposition.
Quantifying green: How to leverage EPDs and LCAs to demonstrate sustainability

Dec 7, 2023 | wqpmag.com | Justin Brown

Editorial/TopicalQuantifying green: How to leverage EPDs and LCAs to demonstrate sustainabilityTo verify environmental commitments, water product manufacturers can leverage two critical tools that help prove their sustainability efforts. Photo 35777102 © Pogonici | Dreamstime.comThe water industry is aware of the environmental challenges we face globally as we discover emerging contaminants plaguing our water sources and face challenges with water treatment and water scarcity.
Meet the WQP 2023 Industry Icon Frank DeSilva

Dec 4, 2023 | wqpmag.com | Katie Johns |Amy McIntosh

Editorial/TopicalIndustry IconMeet the WQP 2023 Industry Icon Frank DeSilva2023 Industry Icon Frank DeSilva gives viewers a glimpse into his career path.
Houston adopts updated Uniform Plumbing Code

Nov 30, 2023 | wqpmag.com | Katie Johns |Jordan Kari

Pipes & DistributionPlumbingHouston adopts updated Uniform Plumbing CodeThe Houston City Council has voted to update from the 2015 editions of the Uniform Plumbing Code and Uniform Mechanical Code to their new 2021 editions, effective January 2024.
New EPA data finds 44 million people have PFAS in their drinking water

Nov 14, 2023 | wqpmag.com | Jordan Kari

Water tests conducted as part of the U.S. EPA’s Fifth Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule (UCMR) finds that 44 million people have per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in their drinking water, according to a press release from the Environmental Working Group (EWG). The test results were collected form fewer than one-third of the nation’s drinking water supplies. UCMR5 required water utilities across the nation to test drinking water for 29 different PFAS compounds.
Map identifies 426 areas where trichloroethylene affects U.S. drinking water

Nov 10, 2023 | wqpmag.com | Jordan Kari

EWG’s updated map shows TCE may be present in the tap water of more than 19 million U.S. citizens. EWG researchers analyzed federal and state water test data to create the map. The updated map adds 243 new detections of TCE in drinking water, compared to the earlier version of the map released in 2018. In total, the map now identifies 426 areas affecting U.S. drinking water. “Too many people are exposed to TCE in their drinking water,” said Tasha Stoiber, a senior scientist at EWG.
From crisis to clarity: Confronting PFAS in tap water

Nov 9, 2023 | wqpmag.com | Jordan Kari

Unseen but undeniable, PFAS contamination is the “elephant in the room” when it comes to drinking water. Per- and Poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) remain a contentious issue across the United States, and regulatory actions on the “forever chemicals” are moving, and moving quickly. In this rapidly evolving landscape, the drinking water treatment industry stands as a beacon of hope, uniquely positioned to tackle PFAS head-on.