The Water Quality Association is marking National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week Oct. 21-27 by providing consumers with easily accessible information about the threat of lead in their drinking water and how to take steps to combat it. NLPPW calls together . . .

WQA is seeking members to give short presentations on any topic as part of the 2019 Convention & Exposition, “Short Takes – 15 Minutes of Wisdom” will be limited to 10 to 15 minutes, with 20 to 30 slides that automatically advance every 30 seconds . . .

A new education opportunity for technical in-office staff, engineers or others who want to learn the underlying science of water quality and treatment without the field work required for full certification is now available through the Water Quality Association . . . .

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