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  • WQA applauds Senate drinking water legislation

    The Water Quality Association applauds bipartisan efforts in the U.S. Senate to advance legislation that will strengthen federal investments in drinking water and expand access to proven water treatment solutions for families across the country.

  • Unlocking the Well Water Opportunity

    Longtime WQA member, instructor and Lifetime Membership Award recipient Paul Friot shares practical guidance for water treatment professionals looking to better serve private well customers.

  • Beyond Arsenic: Treating Heavy Metals in Drinking Water (up to .25 CPD)

    Dealers are constantly looking for new ways to expand their business and add value to their customers. When needed, arsenic has been a primary focus in drinking water treatment, but it’s only one part of the picture. The EPA regulates a range of heavy metals—many with extremely low allowable limits—that pose significant health risks if…

  • 2026 WQA Volunteer Summit

    WQA will host an exclusive, in-person Volunteer Summit at WQA Headquarters this September, 16-17. This Summit will bring together voting committee members, chairs and vice chairs of engagement networks and sections, Board members, and special invited guests to continue elevating the impact and influence of WQA’s volunteer groups. Volunteer leaders can look for their invitations and full event…

  • Hidden Chemistry: Unmasking Contaminants with Smarter Water Analysis (up to .25 CPD)

    Contaminants rarely reveal themselves in their simplest form. Iron may exist as dissolved ions, particles, or complexes; lead can hide in unexpected chemistry; arsenic shifts between species with very different risks. Manganese brings additional challenges that complicate both detection and treatment. Presenter Joshua Mertz, PhD, of LaMotte Company will take a chemist’s perspective to “unmask”…

  • Panel Discussion: Common Issues when Applying Iron Treatment (up to .3 CPD)

    hosted by the Water Sciences Committee Panelists: John Griesbach, MWS, Diamond Water TreatmentFrank Brigano, PhD, Brigano Consulting LLC CPD: Water treatment pros certified through WQA can earn 0.15 Continuing Professional Development credit for live attendance and an additional 0.15 CPD for passing a quiz. Cost: Free for WQA members$89 for non-members Register: https://my.wqa.org/merchandise?id=91158d72-b17f-f111-9b48-7c1e5297dbf6(wqa.org login is…

  • Inside the Water Industry: What Manufacturers Are Seeing in Q3 2026

    Twice each year, the WQA Manufacturer Confidence Survey captures the outlook of water treatment manufacturers. Join industry leaders as they go beyond the survey results to discuss customer demand, competition, AI, labor, tariffs, supply chains, and the trends shaping strategic decisions in the months ahead. Cost: Free for WQA members$89 for non-members Register: https://my.wqa.org/merchandise?id=10076e3d-b27f-f111-9b48-7c1e5297dbf6(wqa.org login…

  • Using AI for Your Water Treatment Business

    Artificial intelligence may still sound like an idea from the future, but it is already changing how businesses work, including those in the water treatment industry.

  • Service, Innovation and Impact | 2026 Convention Keynote Highlights

    The WQA Podcast, listeners can revisit key moments from the keynote session at the 2026 WQA Convention & Expo in Miami Beach. The episode highlights industry leadership, volunteerism, innovation and the professionals helping shape the future of water quality.

  • WQRF’s Summer School Webinars: Backed by Science

    Advancing PFAS Surrogates with NSF Join us this summer for our Summer School Webinar Series, running June through August. Designed to inspire and inform, each session features expert insights, practical takeaways, and the latest industry trends. Whether you’re looking to deepen your knowledge or stay current, this series is the perfect way to learn, connect,…