This partnership comes in response to the revised Lead and Copper Rule (LCRR), which mandates that all water utilities must provide an initial inventory of their LSLs as a step to help eliminate the estimated 9.2 million LSLs in the next decade.

The acquisition extends NSF’s service offerings in the water industry, furthering its commitment to the quality, performance and safety of water products globally.

There is no safe level of lead in drinking water. With this in mind, eliminating lead exposure via drinking water has been an incessant goal for regulatory agencies for several decades.

Legionnaires’ disease puts plumbing in the news on a frequent basis — in the worst way.

Suzan Somo will lead the expansion of testing, auditing and certification services on a global scale for the plumbing certification program.

He is recognized for his more than 40 years of significant and lasting contributions to environmental and public health.

Plumbing, piping and heating brands known in U.S. make splash at ISH.

In 1990, the U.S. EPA replaced its own drinking water product advisory program with these NSF International standards.

NSF International and ASPE will work together to support plumbing professionals to benefit public health, sustainability and a safer environment.

Water reuse systems can provide an additional source of critically needed water and reduce the strain on municipal resources.