News Type: News Release
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WQA launches ‘Mark of Excellence’ recognition
The Water Quality Association has unveiled a new member recognition program called the Mark of Excellence to honor water treatment professionals demonstrating a commitment to quality at the highest level. The program distinguishes WQA member companies that sell certified products and employ certified professionals.
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WQA offers drinking water resources and guidance in wake of Hurricane Idalia
Flood resources, including a video called “Five Things to Know About Water After a Flood,” are available from the Water Quality Association to help ensure a safer water supply during severe flooding following the impact of Hurricane Idalia.
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WQA reorganizes leadership structure
Reinforcing innovation, stakeholder engagement and sharing core resources for the betterment of water quality around the globe LISLE, Ill. – The Water Quality Association has announced a new leadership team structure designed to support the association’s strategic vision with a renewed emphasis on innovation, stakeholder engagement and WQA’s promotion of core programs and services to a worldwide audience.…
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POU/POE viable for SDWA compliance, study finds
A research study funded by the Water Quality Research Foundation has been published in AWWA Water Science, a peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal of research on the science, engineering and social aspects of water. The University of Massachusetts Amherst study demonstrates how Community Water Systems can examine three different factors together to determine whether it’s better to…
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Study shows overall concern for quality of household water supply is growing
Consumers report being far more concerned about the quality of their household water supply this year than in any previous year they have been surveyed as part of the Water Quality Association’s biennial Consumer Opinion Study. WQA is releasing the results of the 2023 Consumer Opinion Study during its Convention & Exposition in Las Vegas…
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WQA offers new testing capability for PFAS chemicals
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).