Americans whose households rely on well water are far less concerned about the quality of their water supply than those using municipal water, according to the 2019 WQA Consumer Opinion Study, although well water drinkers are more likely to consider in-home water filtration . . . . .

A Water Quality Research Foundation-funded study showing the economic benefits of using point-of-use devices to reduce health risks in drinking water has been published in a peer-reviewed scientific journal. “This is powerful data in terms of cost to society from a . . .

Consumers concerned over a new report linking nitrate levels in the nation’s drinking water with cancer can have their water tested by a certified laboratory and use products independently certified to remove or reduce levels of nitrates as a final barrier solution . . . .

The Water Quality Association invites potential speakers to submit proposals for education sessions for the 2020 WQA Convention & Exposition on April 1-3, 2020, in Orlando, Fla. The convention theme is “Vision.” The association suggests some technical . . .