Drinking Water Source

  1. Revolutionizing Aquaculture: How Pinnacle Ozone Solutions Solves Industry Challenges 12/5/2024

    The aquaculture industry is booming, driven by a growing global appetite for seafood. But behind this growth lies a challenge: ensuring water quality and sustainable operations in environments that are increasingly under pressure.

  2. EPA Researchers Develop A Chemical Category-Based Approach To Prioritize PFAS For Data Collection 10/29/2024

    The Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) requires reporting, record-keeping, testing requirements and restrictions for chemicals of concern, including PFAS. To help meet these requirements, U.S. EPA researchers have developed a chemical category-based approach to help prioritize PFAS for further data collection efforts.

  3. Revolutionizing Irrigation In The Face Of Water Scarcity 10/24/2024

    As the global water scarcity crisis intensifies, it’s clear that irrigation practices must play a central role in finding solutions. This blog delves into the pivotal connection between irrigation and water conservation.

  4. Rethinking Water: How Integrated Resource Management Can Solve the Global Scarcity Crisis 10/17/2024

    In this article, discover how integrated resource management can reduce overall water demand by tailoring water use to its most appropriate application, thereby helping regions optimize their water portfolios.

  5. EPA Research Provides Important Information On Health Effects Of Perchlorate Exposure 10/15/2024

    To further our understanding of the effect of perchlorate exposure on the developing brain, there is a need for studies of perchlorate exposure and developmental neurotoxicity health outcomes.

  6. The Importance Of Microbiology Testing In Water Quality Management 10/8/2024

    Detecting and addressing contamination early is vital to prevent diseases like cholera, typhoid, and dysentery.

  7. Stormwater Modeling To Prepare For Biological And Radiological Emergencies 9/17/2024

    Stormwater can transport pollutants, such as heavy metals, pathogens, and nutrients, which threaten the quality of rivers, lakes, and oceans. Many stormwater operators have not considered or planned for the challenges in predicting and mitigating transport of biological agents (e.g., anthrax-causing bacterium) or long-lasting radionuclides (e.g., cesium-137) that may result from a terrorist attack.

  8. CHA Consulting Is Helping Florida Utilities Meet Ambitious Reclaimed Water Effluent Regulations 9/9/2024

    Discover how CHA Consulting has been working to help utilities across the sunshine state find the right balance and stay ahead of statewide deadlines for compliance.

  9. World's Largest 1,4-Dioxane Treatment Initiative 9/9/2024

    Groundwater on Long Island, New York, contains the contaminant 1,4-dioxane. Despite no federal regulation, local water providers and state authorities have taken action to address contamination, establishing a state-enforced maximum contaminant level.

  10. Long Island To Vote On Water Reuse Referendum In November 9/4/2024

    A referendum on the ballot in Suffolk County, NY, seeks to recharge underground water tables by reusing treated wastewater. The ballot item asks voters to amend the Suffolk County Water Quality Restoration Act by adding 13 words to the section on what the fund for the act would finance: “…and projects for the reuse of treated effluent from such wastewater treatment facility.”