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Pipe Liners
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Cured-in place pipe liners: An option for addressing an aging infrastructure

The American Water Works Association has called for the U.S. aging water infrastructure to enter a replacement era.
Katie Foster
October 14, 2020
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Much of the United States’ more than one million miles of pipe is coming to the end of its useful life. 


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Lead in Water
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Lead in our water: Making proactive change through standards development

Industry standards and local regulations are consistently revised with the goal of reducing lead levels in drinking water.
Kathryn Foster Kate Woodruff
October 14, 2020
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Lead in public water supply has been a global concern for decades. 


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Water Filters
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Selecting water filters for businesses

Emerging contaminants and concerns.
Rick Andrew
October 14, 2020
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When selecting water filters for buildings or businesses, some contaminants of concern likely come to mind first — such as lead, arsenic or fluoride; but other contaminants are also worth considering when looking for the right filter.


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Legionella
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Cooling tower registry templates help improve Legionnaires’ outbreak response and water conservation efforts

More than 2 million cooling towers are located in the U.S., yet few regulations cover their operations.
Chris Boyd
October 13, 2020
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Cooling towers are a critical component of many buildings’ cooling systems, as they are the points where heat is dissipated into the atmosphere through an evaporative process. 


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Water Health
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Building water health critical in reopening facilities after pandemic shutdown

New Checked by NSF Program helps businesses reopen and operate with a focus on safety.
Chris Boyd
October 13, 2020
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Government centers, shopping malls, schools, sports arenas and other venues shuttered due to the COVID-19 lockdowns require extra precaution when reopening to protect building water health. 


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Asahi New NSF 61 Cert Valves

Asahi/America expands NSF 61 certified product offering

September 9, 2020
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Asahi/America, a manufacturer of thermoplastic fluid flow solutions, announced the NSF 61 certification of its CPVC Type-21 ball valves and CPVC ball check valves in sizes 1/2" through 4”. 


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The spread of Legionella
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Water safety in health care facilities

Why not all water management programs are created equal.
Andrew Ward
October 17, 2019
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According to the American Hospital Association, nearly 37 million people are admitted to a hospital every year in the United States. Hospitals and health care facilities have a more varied population than other buildings due to the range of ages and the conditions for which patients are treated.


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The NSF/ANSI 350 standard
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Wastewater and greywater systems

A response to the water scarcity issue.
Sharon Steiner
October 17, 2019
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Whether through a water dispenser or just by turning on a faucet, most Americans have direct access to water.


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Proposition 65 requires California
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How California’s Proposition 65 affects the plumbing parts industry

A look at the “right to know” law that addresses concerns about exposure to chemicals in products.
Kelly Magurany
October 17, 2019
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Is a Proposition 65 warning required? This is the question plumbing product manufacturers, distributors and retailers must ask themselves when doing business in the state of California.


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Human exposure to PFAS
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What you should know about PFASs in drinking water

Determining the human health implications related to PFAS exposure.
Harold Chase
October 17, 2019
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Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs) are a group of anthropogenic chemicals that have been of increasing concern to the public.


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