Water Conditioning & Purification International

“Assessing Water Quality Problems” is a 14-week course that helps you identify aesthetic problems, interpret water analyses for aesthetic contaminants, and familiarize you with drinking water regulations. It can be taken by itself for skill sharpening or can be the first step toward one of four different certifications: CWS, CWR, CST or CTD. Classes begin the week of Aug. 20. Learn more at wqa.org/training

American Water Works Association's annual State of the Water Industry report surveyed more than 2,400 industry pros from North America. Protecting drinking water at its source was their top issue, followed by the recurring concerns of financial capital improvements as well as aging water infrastructure. H/T to Water Conditioning & Purification International online, who provide a summary and links to both the executive summary and full report: https://lnkd.in/gyueyTCe

🎉 Happy Independence Day🎉 As we celebrate the Fourth of July today, we're wishing our readers and contributors Good Food 🌭 Clean Water 🌊 and Safe Celebrations 🎆 ! #fourthofjuly #waterconditioning #independenceday #waterquality

🍁 Oh, Canada! 🍁 To all of our water professionals in the Great White North, Happy Canada Day! We extend our thanks to the specialists who keep Canada's majestic drinking water clean, and we hope they enjoy safe and fun celebrations on this momentous day. 🌊 #canadaday2024 #Waterquality #watertreatment #drinkingwater #Canada

#WQRF Summer School has already provided amazing, educational content and information for all stakeholders in water - so you won't want to miss July's webinar with Madjid Mohseni, Ph.D. and Ehsan Banayan Esfahani, PhD! The research team is looking forward to sharing their findings from the WQRF-funded PFAS Surrogate study. Plan to join us on 7/23! To register: https://ow.ly/LEbE50SsegX

👀 Seeking your next career move? Advance the science of water with WRF! 🤓 🤝 We're #Hiring 2 Research Program Managers! 🤝 WRF is seeking two full-time Research Program Manager in our Denver, CO or Alexandria, VA office. The Research Program Manager is accountable for planning research, managing projects, and providing technical oversight to ensure that WRF's research program is scientifically credible and responsive to utility needs. 💧See the full job descriptions and Apply today: https://lnkd.in/gWZG9T7v

Water is critical for your heart health. Your heart pumps about 2,000 gallons of blood a day, and staying well hydrated helps regulate blood circulation, which transports nutrients and oxygen throughout the body. ❤️💧 #WQA #FFF

50 years of excellence and the Water Quality Association continues to educate and protect consumers on water quality issues! 🌊 🏅 The EPA's National Primary Drinking Water Regulations (NPDWR) were updated in April and the WQA already has new materials for both consumers and dealers alike to stay informed on the growing topic of forever chemicals. 🔽Check out the PFAS Portal below 🔽 #PFAS #foreverchemicals #waterquality #watertreatment #waterconditioning

Kelley Dearing Smith, the former chair of our Public Affairs Council and VP of Communications and Marketing for Louisville Water Company, shared communications tips during her appearance on The Water Entrepreneur Podcast at #ACE24. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gzMk_dpJ #WomeninWater

🌊 Did you catch last week's session on the Future of PFAS? 🌊 We covered the Water Quality Research Foundation's in-depth discussion on disposal and destruction in our Water Blog posting below, but you can also check out the full recording on Youtube! Watch it here ▶ https://lnkd.in/epPRD5qh ◀ 🔽 Or read our summary below 🔽 #PFAS #Safedrinkingwater #watertreatment #waterquality #sustainability #watermanagement #WQRF