The Water Quality Association supports efforts toward a safer drinking water supply that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency took Thursday in announcing proposed Lead and Copper Rule revisions. The proposal, the first major overhaul of the . . .

The Water Quality Association took part in two public events in Newark, N.J., designed to address citizens’ concerns about lead in the city’s drinking water. WQA staff answered questions and provided resources during a health fair and attended a . . . .

A full 78% of respondents to the 2019 WQA Consumer Opinion Study say they regularly consume bottled water, averaging 12 bottles daily per household. The study showed 45% of the households already have a refrigerator filter system at home, and 41% have a water filtr. . .

In an effort to avoid consumer confusion, the Water Quality Association’s Code of Ethics is being revised such that marketing terms shall be used in accordance with those published in the WQA Knowledge Base Glossary. To allow WQA members . . .