Drinking Water Quality
1 storyDrinking Water Quality describes the safety and condition of water supplied for human use, including treatment, contaminant testing, regulatory standards, and public notification. For Drinking Water Quality, the connection between drinking water standards and contaminant monitoring is recurring; the subject can also encompass public water systems. Coverage of Drinking Water Quality can connect water treatment with consumer confidence reports; another recurring source of context is lead and copper testing. The continuing scope of Drinking Water Quality may include microbial water safety; it can also intersect with chemical contaminants.
New Water Watch Center Offers Cyber Support for Small Utilities
A new Water Watch Center has launched to help small water utilities defend against cyberattacks, as recent incidents in multiple states raise concerns about threats to local water systems