Authors: Kaitlyn Rullo; Christine Valcarce Arsenic in the New England Region Arsenic is a naturally occurring metalloid commonly found in groundwater due to the natural breakdown of local minerals. Anthropogenic sources of arsenic can come from runoff due to mining,...
Engineering Performance Solutions Founder Rick Loftis Retires, Company Welcomes New Ownership After more than two decades of leadership in the water treatment industry, Rick Loftis, co-founder of Engineering Performance Solutions, LLC, is retiring. Under the continued...
Activated carbon is widely used in the water treatment industry to adsorb a wide array of contaminants. There are many sources of activated carbon material, and each type of activated carbon may perform differently depending on the source water. Jar Tests, also...
Bottled water is everywhere, from convenience to grocery stores, but before you pick up the bottle, perhaps you should look into your local tap supply instead. Contrary to popular belief, in blind taste tests of tap and bottled water, consumers are rarely able to...
PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are a big microcontaminant utilities and water professionals need to keep an eye on. It can seem frustrating to focus on when utilities were not the source of this substance that now dominates the water supply, but recent...
