In June, the United States EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) updated multiple drinking water health advisories for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) under the president’s action plan to deliver cleaner water to the country. Not sure what that all means for you? Allow us to break it down a bit further. What Are
Just like bell-bottomed pants or Paleo diets, water treatment methods tend to come in and out of vogue over the years. As new trends emerge in health, wellness, and even fashion, the ‘best’ water treatment methods and practices can also shift to align with emerging science and preferences. For example, distilled water,
Petroleum, like all fossil fuels, primarily consists of a complex mixture of molecules called hydrocarbons. Petrochemical plants convert the components of oil and gas, such as ethane, propane, and more into chemicals like ethylene, propylene, and methanol. Two of the most common petrochemical classes, olefins and aromatics, are the building blocks for plastics, industrial chemicals, agricultural
Just like bell-bottomed pants or Paleo diets, water treatment methods tend to come in and out of vogue over the years. As new trends emerge in health, wellness, and even fashion, the ‘best’ water treatment methods and practices can also shift to align with emerging science and preferences. For example, distilled water, ionized water,
There are always stories to watch in the business of water quality – from changing environments, policy, and contaminants of public interest – it affects us from a national to local level. Here’s five stories that could affect YOU this year. 1) PFAS Regulation